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3/5th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers
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Those known to have served with3/5th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers during the Great War 1914-1918. - Louden Leonard Walter. Cpl.
- McIntyre Jesse. Pte. (d.26th Apr 1917)
- Morris Eric Salthouse. Cpl.
- Pritt Joseph William. Pte. (d.19th July 1917)
- Smith William. Pte. (d.14th Nov 1917)
- Travis Tom. Pte. (d.11th October 1917)
- Woodcock David Alexander. Pte. (d.15th Nov 1917)
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Pte. Joseph William Pritt 3rd/5th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers (d.19th July 1917) Born in Corney, Cumberland, in 1897 Joseph Pritt was the son of Myles Singleton Pritt a farmer, and Mary Josephine Pritt (nee Poole), of Far Bank, Corney, Cumberland. He enlisted in the Lancashire Fusiliers at Millom in South Cumberland.
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Pte. Jesse McIntyre 3rd/5th Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers (d.26th Apr 1917) Jesse McIntyre is buried in Browns Road Military Cemetery.
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Cpl. Leonard Walter Louden 3/5th Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers Leonard Louden volunteered to serve in January 1916 at Mansion House. After a short time with the Essex Regiment, he transferred to the 3/5th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers. He trained in Goojerat Barracks, Chelmsford where he rose to Lance Corporal.
The Battalion was sent out to France in March 1917 and took over a stretch of the front line in Givenchy, near Festubert where they had a relatively uneventful time. Lance Corporal Louden was promoted to Corporal.
In July the 3/5th were moved to Nieuwpoort on the Belgian coast where Operation Hush, a major advance was planned, but events conspired to make the attack impossible to launch. However on 28th September, Lance Sergeant Louden was wounded, probably by an exploding shell.
After an operation at No.36 CCS in Zuydecoote, when he was well enough to travel, he went to Lidwells Auxiliary Hospital in Kent to recuperate.
He was never fit enough to return to the front and left the Army in 1918.
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Pte. David Alexander Woodcock 3rd/5th Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers (d.15th Nov 1917) David Alexander Woodcock served with the 3rd/5th Battalion, the Lancashire Fusiliers and died on the 15th November 1917.
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Pte. William Smith 3rd/5th Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers (d.14th Nov 1917) William Smith was the son of Robert and Ada Smith, of 16, Lord St., Pendleton, Manchester. He served with the Lancashire FusiliersHe 3rd/5th Battalion. He was executed for desertion on 14th of November 1917, aged 20 and is buried in Reninghelst New Military Cemetery in Belgium.
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