I have the Victory medal to 10434 Pte., A.F. Abbey, Royal Welsh Fusillers on the way to me, not done much research yet, but I could not even found his MIC. He is not on the CWGC so I assume he survived the war.
I have the Victory medal to 10434 Pte., A.F. Abbey, Royal Welsh Fusillers on the way to me, not done much research yet, but I could not even found his MIC. He is not on the CWGC so I assume he survived the war.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Jerry, see attached.
Tony
Thanks for this Tony. I had a quick look last night but could not find his MIC,so I really appreciate you finding and posting this as it gives his full nake which I did not know. And also for his SWB roll. that gives his age and other details
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Some more info on him.
Birth 1893 in Knaresbrough, Yorkshire, England, Death 3 Mar 1965 in Claro, Yorkshire West Riding, England
He served with 4th Bn RWf
1/4th (Denbighshire) Battalion
August 1914 : in Wrexham. Part of North Wales Brigade, Welsh Division. Moved immediately on mobilisation to Conway and at the end of the month to Northampton.
6 November 1914 : left Brigade and landed at Le Havre.
7 December 1914 : attached to 3rd Brigade in 1st Division.
1 September 1915 : transferred to 47th (2nd London) Division as Pioneer Battalion.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
He is on two casualty lists dated 14 5 1918 and 11 11 1918 though usually these are circa 4-6 weeks after the events happened.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Where do you find the casualty lists?
Tony
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Jerry, have a look on eBay... The personal affects of Lt Col Toke of the Welch Regt are up for grabs, some very nice items. The seller is pips1uk
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