31.12.1916 TRENCHES: CAPT VO ROBINSON rejoined from duty at 14 Infantry Base Depot. 2/Lieut FWA STUBBS rejoined as reinforcement from England. 2/Lieut FW HIPKINS rejoined from Divisional School.
Frederick William Arthur Stubbs
War Diary [WO/95/2694]
The last man wounded in 1916 was 4109/241358 Pte William J Stevenson of “A” Company who later served with the Labour Corps.
31st: Enemy field battery shelled Green Street in the afternoon. A fortnight of bad weather has caused most of the inverted trench in the sector to fall in and the Communication trenches in the left sub sector. Nottingham Street and Lincoln Lane and St Martins Lane in the right sub sector are almost impassible.
139 Infantry Brigade: Headquarters War Diary [WO95/2692]
They were apparently held of by the wire and retired on being fired on by Lewis Guns. One or more of the enemy entered entered our front line at the top of Lincoln Lane but were immediately driven out.
Derbyshire Territorials in the Great War 