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42458. PTE.A.CPL. A.H. RODGERS. CHES.R.
British War Medal
2.LIEUT. A.H. RODGERS.
Victory Medal
2.LIEUT. A.H. RODGERS.
Memorial Plaque ALBERT HENRY RODGERS
Copy
research.
Albert Henry Rodgers was born 1885 in Manchester. He was a
Drapers shop assistant in 1911. He enlisted in the Cheshire
Regiment and went to France 28 August 1915. He was commissioned
2nd Lieutenant, 50th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). He
was killed near Honnechy 17 October 1918, aged 34. Buried at
Quieste Military Cemetery, Le Cateau. His widow lived in
Ashton-on-Ribble, Preston. Group of
Four: £690
British War
Medal
34764 PTE. G. WARREN. WARWICK YEO.
Victory Medal
34764 PTE.
G. WARREN. WARWICK YEO.
With box of
issue. George Warren transferred to the Machine Gun Corps
(165093).
Pair: £200
Military
Medal
8261 PTE.
W. GREEN. 6/CO: M.G.C.
British
War
Medal
26065 PTE. W. GREEN. R. INNIS. FUS.
Victory
Medal
26065 PTE. W. GREEN. R. INNIS. FUS.
Copy research. With original paperwork and photo. William
Green was born in Gateshead, county Durham in 1895. He worked
as a Fitter at a local company. In September 1915 he enlisted
into the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and went to France after
1915. He transferred to 6 Company Machine Gun Corps and was
awarded the Military Medal in the London Gazette 21 October
1916. He ended the war serving with No.5 Mobile Work Shop,
A.O.C.
He was presented a silver wrist watch engraved
“Presented to Pte W. Green, M.M. M.G.C. By the Gateshead War
Honours Recognition Committee 1919” and a 9ct gold pocket
watch by the workers at Messr Clarke, Chapman & Co. Ltd,
Gateshead. (pictures of both)
Group of Three: £950
