9th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers in the Great War - The …
WEBPte. Isaac Gillan 9th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers (d.7th Aug 1915) Isaac Gillan was killed in action in the Gallipoli Campaign on 7th of Aug 1915 less than a month after disembarking on 11th of July 1915. He was awarded Victory, British and 15 Star medals.
Lieutenant Joseph GILROY The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.
WEBCatalogue description Lieutenant Joseph GILROY The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Ordering and viewing options. This record has not been digitised and cannot be downloaded. You can order...
9th Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment - Great War Forum
WEBAug 17, 2018 · I'm researching Pte 30003 Thomas H Cleworth of 9th Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. I have looked at that battalion's unit war diary WO/95/2246/1 and Red Cross records for him (he was taken prisoner on 22/03/1918).
9th LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE - SOMME ROLL OF HONOUR
WEBLOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT. 5th-9th July : Brigade detached to the 12th (Eastern) Division. 3rd-16th July : Tours in line in La Boisselle / Ovillers sector.
REGIMENTS IN THE GREAT WAR | Lancashire Infantry Museum
WEBThe Service Battalions During the latter half of 1915 Lancashire units of the ‘New Army’ began to arrive on the Western Front, including the three 7th Battalions (all in the same brigade), the three 8th Battalions, the three 9th Battalions, 11th South Lancashires and 10th Loyal North Lancashires.
9th Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in the Great …
WEB9th (Service) Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment was raised at Preston in September 1914 as part of Kitchener's Third New Army and joined 74th Brigade, 25th Division. The new division assembled in the area around Salisbury for training.
9th Battalion Loyal North Lancs war diary April/May 1916
WEBApr 26, 2017 · There is no mention of him in the 11th battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers war diary, but someone on the greatwarforum site has advised he may have joined the Loyal North Lancs as a relief during this time, because that was often done by …
THE LOYAL REGIMENT | Lancashire Infantry Museum
WEBThe Regiment recruited primarily from the towns of Central Lancashire, including Preston, Chorley, Bolton and Wigan. During World War I the Regiment expanded to a total strength of 21 battalions. They served on the Western Front, at Gallipoli, and in Macedonia, Palestine, East Africa, and Mesopotamia.
9th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. | Grandad's War
WEBBattalion provided working party under French Camp Commandant. 14 May Battalion training. Military Medal awarded to 7 men of the Battalion.
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment - The Long, Long Trail
WEB9th (Service) Battalion Formed at Preston in September 1914 as part of K3 and came under command of 74th Brigade in 25th Division. Moved to billets in Christchurch in December 1914 and Southbourne in January 1915.
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