Harrogate Herald - 29th December 1915

Soldier's PCs

The following write : "I am quite well. I have received the Heralds. letter follows at first opportunity"

C G Inman

Harrogate Herald- 21st March 1917

Roll of Honour

Mr & Mrs C M Inman, Church Lane, Knaresborough, have received information of their son, Sergeant C G Inman (West Yorks), being missing for three weeks past. The news has come through that he was in a trench mined by the Germans, and another sergeant in the West Yorks, in response to inquiries, furnishes the following details : With regard to Sergeant C Inman, we have no official news of his death , as only one of his section was found dead in the advanced post where they were located, and, I believe, an overcoat of Sergeant Inman's was there also; so we think the remainder may have been taken prisoner of war.

Sergeant Inman, prior to his promotion a few weeks ago, had been officer's servant to the late Major Dale, who was killed in action some two or three days after the occurrence above mentioned. As orderly, Sergeant Inman was much esteemed by his superior, with whom he had been from the commencement of the war, both going out to the front in January. Further information is being anxiously awaited. Before joining the forces Sergeant Inman was for some years in the employ of the NE Railway Company at Arthington and Kippax.

Harrogate Herald - 28th March 1917

W H Breare letter

I have had a request for the address of Sergeant Inman, RAMC, of Harrogate. If he or anyone who knows will send it to me, I will hand it on to the party who has written me.

Harrogate Herald - 1st January 1919

Photo - Sergeant C C Inman, 1/5th West Yorkshire Regiment, of Church lane, Knaresborough, a returned prisoner.