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9th Battalion, Kings (Liverpool) Regiment    9th Battalion, King's (Liverpool) Regiment, was a unit of the Territorial Force which had its HQ at 57-61 Everton Road, Liverpool. It was made up of Companies A to H. F (Ormskirk) Coy was based at The Drill Hall, Southport Road, Ormskirk beside the Parish Church (now the Civic Hall) 12th Mar 1915 On the Move 13th Mar 1915 On the Move 14th Mar 1915 On the Move 15th Mar 1915 On the Move 23rd Mar 1915 Instruction and Training 24th Mar 1915 On the March Mar 1916 Loss 6th Apr 1915 Instruction   7th Apr 1915 Instruction   9th Apr 1915 Instruction   12th Apr 1915 On the March 13th Apr 1915 In Billets 16th Apr 1915 In Billets 18th Apr 1915 In Billets 24th Apr 1915 In the Trenches 24th Apr 1915 On the March 25th Apr 1915 Shellfire 28th Apr 1915 In the Trenches 1st May 1915 Casualties 2nd May 1915 On the March 3rd May 1915 On the March 5th May 1915 In Billets 6th May 1915 On the March 7th May 1915 On the March 8th May 1915 On the March 9th May 1915 Attack Made 10th May 1915 On the March 11th May 1915 Address 12th May 1915 On the March 15th May 1915 On the March   20th May 1915 Into the Trenches 20th May 1915 Reliefs Complete   21st May 1915 In the Trenches 24th May 1915 Reliefs   24th May 1915 Reliefs Complete   28th May 1915 Reliefs 28th May 1915 Reliefs Completed 29th May 1915 Reliefs 29th May 1915 Reliefs Complete 30th May 1915 In the Trenches 1st Jun 1915 Relief   4th Jun 1915 On the March 11th Jun 1915 Reinforcements 16th Jun 1915 Relief Completed   17th Jun 1915 In the Trenches 18th Jun 1915 In the Trenches 19th Jun 1915 Reliefs Complete 20th Jun 1915 Guns 24th Jun 1915 On the March 26th Jun 1915 Casualties 27th Jun 1915 On the March 30th Jun 1915 Equipment 2nd Ju1 1915 Trench Work   2nd Jul 1915 Reliefs 4th Jul 1915 On Stand by   4th Jul 1915 In the Trenches 6th Jul 1915 In the Trenches 7th Jul 1915 Reliefs 9th Jul 1915 In Reserve 12th Jul 1915 In Reserve 19th Jul 1915 In Reserve 21st Jul 1915 In Reserve 24th Jul 1915 In Reserve 25th Jul 1915 Reliefs 28th Jul 1915 In the Trenches 29th Jul 1915 In the Trenches 30th Jul 1915 In the Trenches 31st Jul 1915 Reliefs 3rd Aug 1915 In Billets 6th Aug 1915 In Billets   7th Aug 1915 Working Parties   10th Aug 1915 Working Parties   12th Aug 1915 Reliefs 12th August 1915 Reliefs   14th Aug 1915 In the Trenches   15th Aug 1915 In the Line   16th Aug 1915 Reliefs 16th Aug 1915 Reliefs Complete   18th Aug 1915 On the March   20th Aug 1915 In Reserve 23rd Aug 1915 Inspection 24th Aug 1915 Reliefs   25th Aug 1915 In the Line 26th Aug 1915 In the Trenches 27th Aug 1915 In the Trenches 28th Aug 1915 Reliefs   29th Aug 1915 In Reserve 30th Aug 1915 In Reserve 31st Aug 1915 Working Parties 1st Sep 1915 Working Parties 2nd Sep 1915 On the Move 3rd Sep 1915 On the Move 17th Sep 1915 Reinforcements 20th Sep 1915 On the Move 23rd Sep 1915 On the Move 24th Sep 1915 Into the Trenches 25th Sep 1915 9th Liverpools in Acton 25th Sep 1915 Paying Back Old Debts 25th Sep 1915 In Action 27th Sep 1915 In the Line 28th Sep 1915 Wet 29th Sep 1915 Reinforcements 30th Sep 1915 Reinforcements 1st Oct 1915 Holding the Line 3rd Oct 1915 Into Billets 6th Oct 1915 Billets   7th Oct 1915 In the Trenches 8th Oct 1915 9th Liverpools Hold their Ground 8th Oct 1915 Under Fire 8th October 1915 Assistance 9th Oct 1915 Holding the Line 10th Oct 1915 Holding the Line 13th Oct 1915 Holding the Line 14th Oct 1915 Reliefs 15th of October 1915 Message 3rd Nov 1915 Reinforcements 5th Nov 1915 Training 6th Nov 1915 Training 7th Nov 1915 Training 15th Nov 1915 Training 19th Nov 1915 Fatigues 21st Nov 1915 Reinforcements 22nd Nov 1915 Reinforcements 23rd Nov 1915 Instruction 26th Nov 1915 Snow   28th Nov 1915 Cold Weather   29th Nov 1915 Reliefs   1st Dec 1915 In the Trenches   2nd Dec 1915 Reliefs   4th Dec 1915 Training   5th Dec 1915 In Billets   6th Dec 1915 Training   8th Dec 1915 On the March   9th Dec 1915 In Reserve   10th Dec 1915 Trench Work   11th Dec 1915 Reliefs   12th Dec 1915 Quiet   13th Dec 1915 Bad Weather   14th Dec 1915 Reliefs   15th Dec 1915 Trench Work   16th Dec 1915 Trench Work   17th Dec 1915 Reliefs   18th Dec 1915 Trench Work   19th Dec 1915 Trench Work   20th Dec 1915 Reliefs   21st Dec 1915 Reinforcements   22nd Dec 1915 Training   23rd Dec 1915 Training   24th Dec 1915 Training   25th Dec 1915 At Rest   26th Dec 1915 Reliefs   27th Dec 1915 Trench Work   28th Dec 1915 Trench Work   29th Dec 1915 Reliefs   30th Dec 1915 Trench Work   31st Dec 1915 Shelling   1st Jan 1916 Reliefs   2nd Jan 1916 Shelling   3rd Jan 1916 Artillery Active   4th Jan 1916 Reliefs   5th Jan 1916 Reliefs   6th Jan 1916 In Billets   7th Jan 1916 On the Move 8th Jan 1916 On the Move 11th Jan 1916 Training 20th Jan 1916 Change of Billets 22nd Jan 1916 Training 23rd Jan 1916 Change of Command 2nd Feb 1916 Inspection 5th Feb 1916 On the March 7th Feb 1916 On the March 9th Feb 1916 In Billets 12th Feb 1916 On the March 13th Feb 1916 On the March 14th Feb 1916 On the March 15th Feb 1916 Reliefs   16th Feb 1916 In Support 18th Feb 1916 In Support 19th Feb 1916 Reliefs   22nd Feb 1916 In the Trenches   23rd Feb 1916 Reliefs   26th Feb 1916 In Support 27th Feb 1916 Reliefs   29th Feb 1916 Change of Command   1st Apr 1916 Reliefs   2nd Apr 1916 Shelling   3rd Apr 1916 Snipers   4th Apr 1916 Trench Work   6th Apr 1916 Patrol   7th Apr 1916 Reliefs   8th Apr 1916 Working Parties   9th Apr 1916 Working Parties   10th Apr 1916 Working Parties   11th Apr 1916 Working Parties   12th Apr 1916 Working Parties   13th Apr 1916 Reliefs   14th Apr 1916 Trench Work   15th Apr 1916 Trench Work   16th Apr 1916 Shelling   17th Apr 1916 Wet   18th Apr 1916 Reinforcements   19th Apr 1916 Reliefs   20th Apr 1916 Working Parties   21st Apr 1916 Enemy Active 23rd Apr 1916 Working Parties 25th Apr 1916 Reliefs   26th Apr 1916 Shelling   27th Apr 1916 Machine Guns   28th Apr 1916 Quiet   29th Apr 1916 Quiet   30th Apr 1916 Quiet   1st May 1916 Reliefs   2nd May 1916 Working Parties 3rd May 1916 Innoculations   4th May 1916 Training   5th May 1916 Training   8th May 1916 Reliefs   9th May 1916 Shelling   10th May 1916 Shelling   11th May 1916 Shelling   12th May 1916 Quiet   13th May 1916 Artillery Active   14th May 1916 Artillery Active   15th May 1916 Reliefs   16th May 1916 Working Parties 17th May 1916 Under Fire 18th May 1916 Shelling 19th May 1916 Shelling 20th May 1916 Quiet 21st May 1916 Reliefs   22nd May 1916 In the Trenches   23rd May 1916 Artillery Active   24th May 1916 Wet   25th May 1916 Shelling   26th May 1916 Shelling   27th May 1916 Shelling   28th May 1916 Reliefs   29th May 1916 Working Parties   30th May 1916 Training   31st May 1916 Reinforcements   1st Jun 1916 Training   2nd Jun 1916 Inspection   3rd Jun 1916 Reliefs   4th Jun 1916 Quiet 5th Jun 1916 Trench Work 6th Jun 1916 Quiet 8th Jun 1916 Shelling 9th Jun 1916 Quiet 11th Jun 1916 Shelling 12th Jun 1916 Reliefs 13th Jun 1916 Working Parties 14th Jun 1916 Working Parties 15th Jun 1916 Working Parties 16th Jun 1916 Working Parties 17th Jun 1916 Working Parties 18th Jun 1916 Working Parties 19th Jun 1916 Reliefs   20th Jun 1916 Quiet   21st Jun 1916 Shelling   22nd Jun 1916 Quiet   23rd Jun 1916 Quiet   24th Jun 1916 Artillery Active   25th Jun 1916 Artillery Active   26th Jun 1916 Artillery Active   27th Jun 1916 Artillery Active   28th Jun 1916 Raids   1st Jul 1916 Shelling   2nd Jul 1916 Shelling   3rd Jul 1916 Shelling   4th Jul 1916 Trench Work   5th Jul 1916 Trench Work   6th Jul 1916 Reinforcements   7th Jul 1916 Alert   8th Jul 1916 Reliefs   9th Jul 1916 Church Parade 10th Jul 1916 Training 11th Jul 1916 Training 12th Jul 1916 Training 13th Jul 1916 Training 14th Jul 1916 Training 15th Jul 1916 Training 16th Jul 1916 Reinforcements 17th Jul 1916 Inspection 19th Jul 1916 Training 20th Jul 1916 On the March 21st Jul 1916 Reinforcements 22nd Jul 1916 On the March 23rd Jul 1916 Church Parade 24th Jul 1916 Training 25th Jul 1916 On the Move 26th Jul 1916 On the Move 27th Jul 1916 Training 28th Jul 1916 On the March   29th Jul 1916 Training   30th Jul 1916 On the March   31st Jul 1916 Training   1st Aug 1916 On the March   2nd Aug 1916 Training   3rd Aug 1916 Training   4th Aug 1916 Reliefs Complete   5th Aug 1916 Under Shellfire   6th Aug 1916 Under Shellfire   7th Aug 1916 Reliefs   8th Aug 1916 Wire   9th Aug 1916 Wire   10th Aug 1916 In the Trenches   11th Aug 1916 In the Trenches   12th Aug 1916 In Action   13th Aug 1916 Reliefs   14th Aug 1916 Reorganisation 15th Aug 1916 In Billets   16th Aug 1916 In Billets   17th Aug 1916 In Billets   18th Aug 1916 In Billets   19th Aug 1916 On the Move 21st Aug 1916 Training 23rd Aug 1916 Training 24th Aug 1916 Training 25th Aug 1916 Training 26th Aug 1916 Training 27th Aug 1916 Training 28th Aug 1916 Training 29th Aug 1916 Training 30th Aug 1916 On the Move 31st Aug 1916 On the March   1st Sep 1916 Training   3rd Sep 1916 Training   4th Sep 1916 On the March   5th Sep 1916 Training   7th Sep 1916 Reliefs Complete   8th Sep 1916 Shelling   9th Sep 1916 In the Trenches   10th Sep 1916 Reliefs   10th September 1916 Reliefs 11th Sep 1916 On the March   12th Sep 1916 In Camp 13th Sep 1916 Training 16th Sep 1916 Shelling   17th Sep 1916 Reliefs Complete   18th Sep 1916 Reliefs   19th Sep 1916 Wet Day 20th Sep 1916 On the March 22nd Sep 1916 At Rest 23rd Sep 1916 Reliefs Complete   24th Sep 1916 Preparations   25th Sep 1916 Attack Made   26th Sep 1916 Under Shellfire   27th Sep 1916 On the March 28th Sep 1916 Reinforcements 29th Sep 1916 Reinforcements 1st Oct 1916 On the Move 2nd Oct 1916 On the Move 3rd Oct 1916 Drill 4th Oct 1916 Reliefs 5th Oct 1916 Reliefs   6th Oct 1916 Quiet   7th Oct 1916 Trench Work   8th Oct 1916 Trench Work   9th Oct 1916 Trench Work   10th Oct 1916 Reliefs   11th Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training   12th Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training   13th Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training   14th Oct 1916 Reliefs   15th Oct 1916 Reliefs Complete   16th Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training   17th Oct 1916 Shelling   18th Oct 1916 Quiet   19th Oct 1916 Poor Weather   20th Oct 1916 Poor Weather   21st Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training   22nd Oct 1916 Reliefs   23rd Oct 1916 Reliefs   24th Oct 1916 Very Wet Day   25th Oct 1916 Shelling   26th Oct 1916 Shelling   27th Oct 1916 Reliefs   28th Oct 1916 Reliefs 29th Oct 1916 Working Parties 31st Oct 1916 Reliefs   1st Nov 1916 Trench Work   2nd Nov 1916 Shelling   3rd Nov 1916 Shelling   4th Nov 1916 Reliefs   5th Nov 1916 Working Parties   6th Nov 1916 Working Parties   7th Nov 1916 Reliefs   8th Nov 1916 Training   9th Nov 1916 Training   10th Nov 1916 Training   11th Nov 1916 Training   12th Nov 1916 Training   13th Nov 1916 Working Parties   14th Nov 1916 Training   15th Nov 1916 Training   16th Nov 1916 Training   17th Nov 1916 Training   18th Nov 1916 Reliefs   19th Nov 1916 Working Parties   20th Nov 1916 Working Parties   21st Nov 1916 Working Parties   22nd Nov 1916 Working Parties   23rd Nov 1916 Reliefs 26th Nov 1916 Shelling 27th Nov 1916 Shelling 28th Nov 1916 Relief Delayed 29th Nov 1916 Trench Raid 30th Nov 1916 Reliefs 1st Dec 1916 In Billets   2nd Dec 1916 Working Parties and Training   3rd Dec 1916 Church Parade   4th Dec 1916 Bravery Recognised   5th Dec 1916 Reliefs 6th Dec 1916 Shelling 7th Dec 1916 In the Trenches 8th Dec 1916 Reliefs Complete 9th Dec 1916 Bathing   10th Dec 1916 Church Parade   11th Dec 1916 Training   12th Dec 1916 Lectures   13th Dec 1916 Training   14th Dec 1916 Training   15th Dec 1916 Training   16th Dec 1916 Experiment   17th Dec 1916 Reliefs   18th Dec 1916 Reliefs 19th Dec 1916 Quiet 20th Dec 1916 Shelling   21st Dec 1916 Shelling 22nd Dec 1916 Artillery Active 23rd Dec 1916 Windy 24th Dec 1916 Training 25th Dec 1916 Working Parties 26th Dec 1916 Christmas Celebrations 27th Dec 1916 Reliefs 28th Dec 1916 Shelling 29th Dec 1916 Very Wet Day 30th Dec 1916 Shelling 31st Dec 1916 Enemy Active 1st Jan 1917 Bombardment 2nd Jan 1917 Reliefs 3rd Jan 1917 In Billets 4th Jan 1917 Training 5th Jan 1917 Shelling   6th Jan 1917 Shelling   7th Jan 1917 Awards 8th Jan 1917 Training & Sports 9th Jan 1917 Reinforcements 10th Jan 1917 Working Parties 11th Jan 1917 Training 12th Jan 1917 Working Parties 13th Jan 1917 On the Move   14th Jan 1917 Church Parade   15th Jan 1917 Training   16th Jan 1917 Reinforcements   17th Jan 1917 Reinforcements   18th Jan 1917 Training   19th Jan 1917 Snow   20th Jan 1917 Football   21st Jan 1917 Frozen   22nd Jan 1917 Frost   23rd Jan 1917 Training   24th Jan 1917 Training   25th Jan 1917 Training   26th Jan 1917 Training   27th Jan 1917 Training & Sports   28th Jan 1917 Inspection   29th Jan 1917 Reliefs Complete   30th Jan 1917 Working Parties 31st Jan 1917 Working Parties & Training 1st Feb 1917 Working Parties 10th Feb 1917 Working Parties 11th Feb 1917 Working Parties 16th Feb 1917 Working Parties 17th Feb 1917 Working Parties 18th Feb 1917 Working Parties 19th Feb 1917 Working Parties 20th Feb 1917 Working Parties 21st Feb 1917 Working Parties 23rd Feb 1917 Working Parties   24th Feb 1917 Reliefs 25th Feb 1917 Misty 26th Feb 1917 Misty 27th Feb 1917 Mist   28th Feb 1917 Mist   1st Mar 1917 Artillery Active   2nd Mar 1917 Artillery Active   3rd Mar 1917 Relief Complete   4th Mar 1917 Raid   5th Mar 1917 Training   6th Mar 1917 Reliefs   7th Mar 1917 Sports 8th Mar 1917 Platoon Training 10th Mar 1917 Training & Sports 11th Mar 1917 Church Parade 12th Mar 1917 Reorganisation 13th Mar 1917 Training 14th Mar 1917 Training 15th Mar 1917 Brigade Sports 16th Mar 1917 Reliefs 17th Mar 1917 Reliefs Complete 18th Mar 1917 Patrol 19th Mar 1917 Raid   20th Mar 1917 Wet Day   21st Mar 1917 Reliefs   22nd Mar 1917 Snow Fell   23rd Mar 1917 Training   24th Mar 1917 Training   25th Mar 1917 Shelling   26th Mar 1917 Reliefs   27th Mar 1917 Quiet   28th Mar 1917 Shelling   29th Mar 1917 Flares   30th Mar 1917 Patrol   31st Mar 1917 Hostile Artillery Active   1st Apr 1917 Patrol   2nd Apr 1917 Reliefs   5th Apr 1917 Working Parties   6th Apr 1917 Reliefs   17th Apr 1917 Working Parties 18th Apr 1917 Reliefs   22nd Apr 1917 Working Parties   23rd Apr 1917 Reliefs   29th Apr 1917 Patrols   30th Apr 1917 Reliefs   1st May 1917 Baths 4th May 1917 Training 5th May 1917 Reliefs   7th May 1917 Barrage   8th May 1917 Mine   9th May 1917 Patrols   11th May 1917 Raid   12th May 1917 Reliefs   16th May 1917 Reliefs Complete   17th May 1917 On the Move 25th May 1917 Training 26th May 1917 Training 28th May 1917 Night Operations 29th May 1917 Brigade Sports 10th Jun 1917 Training 11th Jun 1917 Difficult Reliefs 12th Jun 1917 Reliefs   13th Jun 1917 Mines Exploded   14th Jun 1917 Mines Exploded   15th Jun 1917 Reliefs Complete   16th Jun 1917 Casualties   17th Jun 1917 Gas Shells   18th Jun 1917 Casualties   25th Jun 1917 Patrols   30th Jun 1917 Trench Work   2nd Jul 1917 Reliefs   3rd Jul 1917 On the Move 5th Jul 1917 Reorganisation 6th Jul 1917 On the March 20th Jul 1917 Training 21st Jul 1917 On the Move 22nd Jul 1917 Training 23rd Jul 1917 Working Parties & Training 24th Jul 1917 Working Parties & Training 27th Jul 1917 Bombs 28th Jul 1917 Reinforcements 29th Jul 1917 On the Move   30th Jul 1917 Preparations   31st Jul 1917 In Action   1st Aug 1917 Heavy Shelling 2nd Aug 1917 Heavy Shelling 2nd Aug 1917 Message of Congratulation   3rd Aug 1917 Heavy Rain 4th Aug 1917 Difficult March 5th Aug 1917 Address 6th Aug 1917 On the Move 8th Aug 1917 In Billets 9th Aug 1917 In Billets 10th Aug 1917 In Billets 13th Aug 1917 Field Day 15th Aug 1917 In Billets 16th Aug 1917 Training 17th Aug 1917 Sports 18th Aug 1917 Field Day 19th Aug 1917 Sports 21st Aug 1917 Field Day 25th Aug 1917 Reinforcements 26th Aug 1917 Medals Awarded 27th Aug 1917 Praise 28th Aug 1917 Reinforcements 29th Aug 1917 Awards 30th Aug 1917 Reinforcements 4th Sep 1917 Innoculations 6th Sep 1917 Horse Show 15th Sep 1917 Training 16th Sep 1917 Preparations 17th Sep 1917 Reliefs 18th Sep 1917 Reliefs 19th Sep 1917 Preparations 20th Sep 1917 Heavy Fighting 20th Sep 1917 In Action 21st Sep 1917 In Action 22nd Sep 1917 Reliefs Complete 23rd Sep 1917 On the March 24th Sep 1917 Refitting 26th Sep 1917 On the Move 27th Sep 1917 Reorganisation 30th Sep 1917 Boxing 1st Oct 1917 On the March 2nd Oct 1917 Reliefs Complete 7th Oct 1917 Reliefs 10th Oct 1917 Trench Work 12th Oct 1917 Reliefs 13th Oct 1917 Trench Work 18th Oct 1917 Reliefs 22nd Oct 1917 Reliefs 28th Oct 1917 Training 29th Oct 1917 Inspection 30th Oct 1917 Boxing 2nd Nov 1917 Reliefs 5th Nov 1917 Shelling 6th Nov 1917 Shelling 8th Nov 1917 Gas 9th Nov 1917 Trench Work 10th Nov 1917 Trench Work 11th Nov 1917 Reliefs 17th Nov 1917 Reliefs 19th Nov 1917 Preparations 20th Nov 1917 Attack Made 21st Nov 1917 Quiet 22nd Nov 1917 Patrol 23rd Nov 1917 Baths 29th Nov 1917 Working Parties 30th Nov 1917 Attack Made   1st Dec 1917 In the Trenches   2nd Dec 1917 Shelling   3rd Dec 1917 Shelling   4th Dec 1917 Rescue   5th Dec 1917 Artillery Active   6th Dec 1917 On the Move 10th Dec 1917 On the Move 12th Dec 1917 On the March 13th Dec 1917 On the March 15th Dec 1917 On the March 16th Dec 1917 Cleaning up 17th Dec 1917 Baths 23rd Dec 1917 Route March 24th Dec 1917 Entertainment 25th Dec 1917 Christmas Dinner 31st Dec 1917 Change of MO 1st Feb 1918 On the Move 3rd Feb 1918 On the Move   4th Feb 1918 Reorganisation 5th Feb 1918 Reorganisation 6th Feb 1918 Reorganisation 9th Feb 1918 Reliefs Complete 15th Feb 1918 Reliefs Complete 16th Feb 1918 In Camp 17th Feb 1918 Working Parties 23rd Feb 1918 Reinforcements 24th Feb 1918 Awards 25th Feb 1918 Baths 1st Mar 1918 On the Move 4th Mar 1918 Training 5th Mar 1918 Inspection 6th Mar 1918 Inspection 8th Mar 1918 Training 9th Mar 1918 Orders 10th Mar 1918 Orders 11th Mar 1918 Working Parties 12th Mar 1918 Working Parties 13th Mar 1918 Competition 14th Mar 1918 Working Parties 15th Mar 1918 Competition 20th Mar 1918 Working Parties and Training 21st Mar 1918 Reliefs 24th Mar 1918 Orders 28th Mar 1918 Quiet 29th Mar 1918 Trench Raid 30th Mar 1918 Orders 31st Mar 1918 Reliefs 1st Apr 1918 On the March 2nd Apr 1918 On the Move 3rd Apr 1918 On the March 4th Apr 1918 In Billets 5th Apr 1918 On the March 7th Apr 1918 Training 8th Apr 1918 On the March 11th Apr 1918 Training 12th Apr 1918 On the March 13th Apr 1918 Orders 14th Apr 1918 Training 15th Apr 1918 Into Camp 18th Apr 1918 Appointments 24th Apr 1918 In Camp 30th Apr 1918 Working Parties and Training 1st May 1918 Training 4th May 1918 Training 5th May 1918 Reliefs Complete 6th May 1918 Working Parties 11th May 1918 Under Shellfire 13th May 1918 Reliefs 14th May 1918 Reliefs 15th May 1918 Patrol 16th May 1918 Patrol 17th May 1918 Shelling 18th May 1918 Shelling 19th May 1918 Patrol 20th May 1918 Patrol 21st May 1918 Patrol 24th May 1918 HQ Moves 25th May 1918 Reliefs Complete 27th May 1918 Gas Shells 28th May 1918 In the Trenches 29th May 1918 Reliefs 31st May 1918 Working Parties 1st Jun 1918 Working Parties 2nd Jun 1918 Working Parties 3rd Jun 1918 Quiet 4th Jun 1918 Quiet 5th Jun 1918 Quiet 6th Jun 1918 Under Shellfire 7th Jun 1918 Reliefs 9th Jun 1918 Enemy Active 10th Jun 1918 Enemy Aircraft 11th Jun 1918 Short Shells 12th Jun 1918 Quieter 13th Jun 1918 Visit 14th Jun 1918 Working Parties 15th Jun 1918 Reliefs Complete 16th Jun 1918 Working Parties 20th Jun 1918 Working Parties 21st Jun 1918 Sports 22nd Jun 1918 Working Parties 23rd Jun 1918 Working Parties 24th Jun 1918 Reliefs 27th Jun 1918 Fighting Patrol 30th Jun 1918 Visit 2nd Jul 1918 Reliefs 4th Jul 1918 Recce 5th Jul 1918 Instruction 6th Jul 1918 Training 7th Jul 1918 Church Parade 8th Jul 1918 Training 9th Jul 1918 Training 10th Jul 1918 Working Parties 11th Jul 1918 Training & Sports 12th Jul 1918 Training   13th Jul 1918 Training   14th Jul 1918 Brigade Sports 15th Jul 1918 Training   16th Jul 1918 Training   17th Jul 1918 Training   18th Jul 1918 Training   19th Jul 1918 Competition 20th Jul 1918 Training   21st Jul 1918 Horse Show 22nd Jul 1918 Training & Sports 23rd Jul 1918 Competition 24th Jul 1918 Competition 25th Jul 1918 Training 26th Jul 1918 Training 27th Jul 1918 Poor Weather 28th Jul 1918 Church Parade 29th Jul 1918 On the Move 30th Jul 1918 On the Move 31st Jul 1918 On the Move 1st Aug 1918 Orders   2nd Aug 1918 Inspections   3rd Aug 1918 Training   4th Aug 1918 Church Parade   5th Aug 1918 Football   6th Aug 1918 Training, Football & Working Parties   8th Aug 1918 Working Parties   9th Aug 1918 Working Parties 10th Aug 1918 In the Trenches 11th Aug 1918 In the Trenches 12th Aug 1918 In the Trenches 13th Aug 1918 In the Trenches   15th Aug 1918 In the Trenches   16th Aug 1918 Gas   17th Aug 1918 Reliefs   18th Aug 1918 On the Move 19th Aug 1918 Cleaning up 20th Aug 1918 Training 21st Aug 1918 On the March 22nd Aug 1918 On the March 23rd Aug 1918 On the March 24th Aug 1918 In Billets 25th Aug 1918 Orders 26th Aug 1918 On the Move   27th Aug 1918 In the Trenches   28th Aug 1918 In Action   29th Aug 1918 Reliefs   31st Aug 1918 Reorganisation 1st Sep 1918 Into Position   2nd Sep 1918 Objectives Taken   3rd Sep 1918 Bivouacs   6th Sep 1918 Orders   7th Sep 1918 Orders   8th Sep 1918 Recce   9th Sep 1918 Recce   10th Sep 1918 Reliefs   11th Sep 1918 Attack Made   12th Sep 1918 Reliefs   13th Sep 1918 Under Shellfire   14th Sep 1918 Patrol   15th Sep 1918 Shelling   16th Sep 1918 Patrol   17th Sep 1918 Storm   18th Sep 1918 Move 19th Sep 1918 Inspections 20th Sep 1918 Training 21st Sep 1918 Training 22nd Sep 1918 Awards 23rd Sep 1918 Training 24th Sep 1918 Training 25th Sep 1918 On the Move   26th Sep 1918 Preparations   27th Sep 1918 In Action   28th Sep 1918 On the March   29th Sep 1918 At Rest   30th Sep 1918 In Action   1st Oct 1918 Wet 2nd Oct 1918 Digging 3rd Oct 1918 Bombing 4th Oct 1918 Under Shellfire 5th Oct 1918 Under Fire 6th Oct 1918 Shelling 7th Oct 1918 Reliefs Complete   8th Oct 1918 Shelling   9th Oct 1918 Advance   10th Oct 1918 At Rest 11th Oct 1918 On the March 12th Oct 1918 On the March 13th Oct 1918 Move 14th Oct 1918 Orders 15th Oct 1918 Orders 16th Oct 1918 Orders 17th Oct 1918 Advance 18th Oct 1918 Pickets 19th Oct 1918 Visit 20th Oct 1918 Reliefs 21st Oct 1918 On the March 22nd Oct 1918 On the March 23rd Oct 1918 Clearing up 24th Oct 1918 Reliefs 25th Oct 1918 Patrols 26th Oct 1918 Wounded 27th Oct 1918 Patrols 28th Oct 1918 Reliefs Complete 29th Oct 1918 Cleaning up 30th Oct 1918 Reliefs 31st Oct 1918 Cleaning up 1st Nov 1918 Training 3rd Nov 1918 Brigade Church Parade 7th Nov 1918 Inspection 10th Nov 1918 Church Parade 11th Nov 1918 Armistice 13th Nov 1918 Prisoners 14th Nov 1918 Prisoners If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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The King's (Liverpool Regiment) (d.27th Aug 1915) The sad loss of my Grandfather’s only son. Like many of his friends and other Liverpool youngsters at that time; they enlisted enthusiastically and like Alfred, many were under age. For Alfred it would result in a life cut so tragically short when he was killed in Action at just 17 years of age. Alfred Herbert Jardine was born in Wavertree, Liverpool on the 5th July 1898, the only son of Alfred Jardine & Lucy Emily Jardine nee Herbert. He lived with his parents & three sisters Dorothy, Winifred & Elsie (the second eldest sister being my mother Winifred Lucy Bancroft nee Jardine,) at 77 Alderson Road, Wavertree, Liverpool. I have always had an interest in Family History and I have a number of Memorabilia items for my uncle Alfred that relate to his short life. One of these being a copy of an essay written by Alfred at his school- Lawrence Road, Wavertree in 1912 entitled ‘My Life’. A fascinating innocent window of his life, his hobbies and pleasures. I also have several sketches he did, one of these being a picture dated June 1914 of the liner ‘Empress Of Ireland’ that sank in the Saint Lawrence River following a collision with the Norwegian collier SS Storstad in the early hours of 29 May 1914. By a strange coincidence my Wife’s Great Uncle George Oswald Willis was a Smoke Room Steward and one of the fatalities of the accident which claimed the lives of 1,012 (840 passengers, 172 crew) It is hard to believe that such a happy childhood would be brutally interrupted in 1914 and have a devastating impact for him and his family the following year in 1915 when he was killed in action. He enlisted in Liverpool with the 9th Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool Regiment) Private 2603 on the 29th September 1914 giving his age as 18 years 2 months. My Mother told me that on hearing from Alfred that he had enlisted, her Father went to the recruiting office to try and get the papers cancelled because his son was under age. This was refused as the official papers had been signed. So began Alfred’s short but brave military career. He was stationed at home in the UK 29th September 1914 to 11th March 1915. Embarked at Southampton for France 12th March 1915. From his arrival in France till his death he would be engaged in a number of actions with his battalion. Family story has been passed to the present generation that Alfred was shot by an enemy sniper after leaving his trench to collect firewood. To date I have not found any evidence for this or what action he might have taken part in. From his British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920 I do know, that he died on the 27th August 1915 of wounds received in action on 26th August 1915 in Vermelles situated 6 miles south east of Béthune, Pas de Calais, France and he is buried at Chocques Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. I still have the dreadful telegram dated 7th September 1915 ..”It is my painful duty to inform you that a report has this day been received from the War Office notifying the death of…………..” that my Dear Grandfather had to open on that tragic day, like so many other families would have to endure. In fact, two years later in 1917, my paternal Grandfather would receive the same painful telegram to report the death of my second uncle to die in the Great War - Thomas Wright Bancroft. They are truly 'not forgotten' and I have had the honour to visit their War Graves on two occasions and pay our family respects for their sacrifice. s flynn Add to this record.   Pte. William Latham 12th Btn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment (d.16th March 1916) William Latham of 12th Kings (Liverpool) Regiment is buried in Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cemetery in France, Add to this record.   Pte. William Bolton 9th Btn. C Coy. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment (d.1st June 1918) William Bolton was my great uncle and was 21 when he was killed in 1918. Gwyneth Logan Add to this record.   Pte. R. Bradley 9th Btn. King's Liverpool Regiment (d.6th October 1918) Private Bradley died at 29 Casualty Clearing Station on 6th October 1918. He is buried in Grevillers British Cemetery, Grave XVI.C.5. Add to this record.   L/Cpl. William Ellison 1/9th Btn. King's Liverpool Regiment (d.31st July 1917) In memory of my Uncle William, may God rest his soul, who died in action at Passchaendale on the 31st July 1917 at the age of 20. Born in late 1896 into abject poverty, William Ellison was raised in social deprivation like so many of his day, he answered the call to defend his King and Country and protect their way of life. He arrived in France on 12th March 1915 thus earning the 14-15 ‘Star’. Very little is known of his war with him being an “other rank”, but he was obviously lucky enough to survive until his unit was sent to fight the 3rd Battle of Ypres aka Passchaendale in July 1917. He is assumed to have been killed during that opening day of one of the worst battles of WW1. Initially reported wounded, later announced as wounded and missing and eventually being listed as killed in action. His body was never found and identified properly although his contribution is recognised at the Menin Gate memorial in Ypres. The 1/9th Batt'n War Diary reported at the time that they consisted of 16 officers and 566 “other ranks” going into the battle, 44 men were killed,193 wounded and 229 were missing, not including Officers (one of whom had to leave the trenches on day 2 because of his rheumatism?). By the time his medals were struck and sent to his home, his mother and most siblings had died of Spanish Flu and the rest of the family had dispersed to various workhouses. Therefore, his medals, commemorative plaque etc were never delivered and consequently returned and destroyed. To add insult to injury his service records were completely destroyed (burnt series) during WW2, and his birth would appear never to have been registered so he apparently has never existed and there are no known documents or photographs existing within my family to confirm him. RIP Uncle Bill, I am proud to have had you as my kin and I will do my best to make certain you shall never be forgotten. Vic Add to this record.   Pte. Joseph Brennan 1st/9th Btn. King's (Liverpool) Regiment (d.15th July 1916) Joseph Brennan was executed for desertion on 16th July 1916 and is buried in the Barly French Military Cemetery in Pas-de-Calais, France. Joseph served as a Private with the 8th (Irish) Battalion of the King’s Liverpool Regiment. The barracks were in Shaw Street, Liverpool. It is not known when Joseph enlisted with the King’s Liverpool Regiment. At this time men volunteered to enlist, they were not yet conscripted. Perhaps Joseph wanted a new life and new opportunities or he may have felt it was important to fight for his adopted country. What is known it that the Irish Battalion spent time training in England before being sent to France in 1915. In June of that year Joseph would have seen action supporting French troops in Artois, which had previously suffered heavy casualties. The Battalion came under fire and had to retreat, with many killed and wounded. In Spring 1916 Joseph would have again been involved in trench warfare and operations. The Battalion were rested before moving to the Somme. We now know what conditions were like in the trenches and what horrors Joesph may have seen, including many comrades killed or wounded. It is easy to see that morale would be low amongst the ranks. s flynn Add to this record. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.

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