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9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment    9th Battalion Manchester Regiment was a unit of the Territorial Force with its HQ in Old Street, Ashton-under-Lyne. They were part of the east Lancashire Brigade, East Lancashire Division. 1st May 1915 Preparations 2nd May 1915 Orders 3rd May 1915 Orders 4th May 1915 On the Move 5th May 1915 On the Move 6th May 1915 Rations 7th May 1915 Orders 8th May 1915 Attack Made 9th May 1915 Shelling 10th May 1915 Bivouac 18th May 1915 New Bivouac 21st May 1915 Move 22nd May 1915 In the Trenches 23rd May 1915 Rescue 24th May 1915 Advance 25th May 1915 Ship Sunk 25th May 1915 Reliefs 26th May 1915 Orders Recieved 27th May 1915 Attachments 29th May 1915 On the Move 1st Jun 1915 Coys Rejoin 3rd Jun 1915 In Reserve 4th Jun 1915 Heavy Shelling 4th June 1915 Hard Fighting 5th Jun 1915 Fightin Ongoing 5th June 1915 Clearing Casualties 7th Jun 1915 Attack Made 9th Jun 1915 Into the Line 12th Jun 1915 Reliefs 13th Jun 1915 In Reserve 15th Jun 1915 Reliefs 18th Jun 1915 Attack Made 22nd Jun 1915 Reliefs 29th Jun 1915 Heavy Shelling 2nd Jul 1915 Into Trenches 7th Jul 1915 Reliefs 9th Jul 1915 Into the Line 12th Jul 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1916 In Reserve 1st Oct 1916 Duties 2nd Oct 1916 Reliefs 3rd Oct 1916 Holding the Line 4th Oct 1916 Holding the Line 5th Oct 1916 Holding the Line 9th Oct 1916 Defences 10th Oct 1916 Holding the Line 12th Oct 1916 Orders 13th Oct 1916 On the Move 15th Oct 1916 Musketry 16th Oct 1916 Route March 17th Oct 1916 Training 18th Oct 1916 Training 19th Oct 1916 Training 22nd Oct 1916 Reliefs 23rd Oct 1916 Musketry 24th Oct 1916 Reliefs 25th Oct 1916 On the March 26th Oct 1916 Orders Recieved 27th Oct 1916 Reliefs 28th Oct 1916 Holding the Line 30th Oct 1916 Holding the Line 31st Oct 1916 Air Raid 1st Nov 1916 Holding the Line 2nd Nov 1916 Reliefs 3rd Nov 1916 Training 4th Nov 1916 Training 5th Nov 1916 Training 6th Nov 1916 Training 7th Nov 1916 Training 8th Nov 1916 Reinforcements 9th Nov 1916 On the March 10th Nov 1916 On the March 11th Nov 1916 Outposts 12th Nov 1916 Outposts 13th Nov 1916 Visit 17th Nov 1916 Musketry 20th Nov 1916 Postings 21st Nov 1916 Clothing 22nd Nov 1916 Posting 23rd 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Training   2nd May 1917 Working Parties and Training 3rd May 1917 Orders   4th May 1917 Working Parties   5th May 1917 Reliefs   6th May 1917 Reliefs   7th May 1917 Trench Work   8th May 1917 Attack Made   9th May 1917 Reliefs   10th May 1917 Working Parties   11th May 1917 Working Parties   12th May 1917 Orders   13th May 1917 Reliefs   14th May 1917 Trench Work   15th May 1917 Identification   16th May 1917 Working Parties   17th May 1917 Reliefs   18th May 1917 Inspection 19th May 1917 On the March   20th May 1917 On the March   21st May 1917 In Billets   22nd May 1917 Reliefs   23rd May 1917 Trench Work   24th May 1917 In Reserve   25th May 1917 In Reserve   26th May 1917 Reliefs   27th May 1917 Observation Post   28th May 1917 Patrols   29th May 1917 Patrols   30th May 1917 Trench Work   30th May 1917 Trench Work   31st May 1917 Patrols   1st Jun 1917 Patrols   2nd Jun 1917 Position Occupied   3rd Jun 1917 Trench Work   4th Jun 1917 Trench Work   5th Jun 1917 Reliefs   6th Jun 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March 1918 In Action 29th March 1918 Hard Fighting 31st March 1918 Relief 2nd Apr 1918 On the March 12th Apr 1918 Reorganisation 21st Apr 1918 On the Move 13th Aug 1918 Reorganisation 14th August 1918 Training 15th August 1918 Training 16th August 1918 Training 17th Aug 1918 Training 18th August 1918 Church Parade 19th August 1918 Training 20th August 1918 Training 21st August 1918 Training 22nd August 1918 Training 23rd August 1918 Training 24th August 1918 Training 25th August 1918 Church Parade If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment? There are:5640 items tagged 9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment available in our Library   These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War. Those known to have served with 9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment during the Great War 1914-1918. Backhouse Thomas. Pte. (d.21st March 1918) Bradburn Anthony. Pte. (d.9th Sep 1916) Butterworth Harold Edmund. 2nd Lt. Dickinson George. Pte. (d.30th Aug 1918) Doyle Michael. Pte. (d.21st March 1918) Edwin Garside . Pte. (d.25th April 1917) Grieves Charles. Pte. (d.21st Mar 1918) Hargreaves Harold. L/Cpl. (d.17th March 1918) Hargreaves Harold. L/Cpl. (d.17th Mar 1918) Hargreaves Thomas. 2nd Lt. Littleford William. Pte. (d.6th Oct 1918) Littleford William. Pte. (d.6th Oct 1918) Shelmerdine MM James. Pte. (d.21st March 1918) Smith Henry. 2nd Lt. (d.19th October 1918) Statter William. Cpl. 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Harold Hargreaves H Coy., 1/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment (d.17th Mar 1918) Harold Hargreaves served with H Coy., 1/9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment Add to this record.   2nd Lt. Thomas Hargreaves 8th Btn. Manchester Regiment Thomas Hargreaves enlisted with his brother Harold Hargreaves in the 1/9th (Ashton Pals) Battalion, Manchester Regiment and sailed to Egypt in September 1914 as part of the 42nd Division. On 10th of May 1915, the battalion landed at Seddul Bahr during the Dardanelles campaign. Thomas was a sergeant in H Company of the battalion and on 24th of June 1915 was wounded by shrapnel from Turkish shelling whilst digging a communications trench. Several of Thomas's friends were killed or wounded, and he received wounds to the left hand. Thomas saw action at the Helles Bridgehead and the battle of Krithia Vineyard in Gallipoli in 1915. He was evacuated with the rest of the 42nd Division in December 1915 and, due to casualties reducing the division to a third of its strength, was tasked with defending the Suez Canal. In March 1917, the 1/9th Battalion landed at Marseilles and proceeded to the Western Front. Thomas saw action at the battles of Passchendaele, Nieuport, and Cambrai. In January 1918, Thomas was transferred to the 8th Battalion, Manchester Regiment and commissioned to the rank of second lieutenant as part of the 126th (East Lancashire) Brigade. He was demobilised in March 1919. He was awarded the Victory Medal, the British War Medal, and the 1915 Star. Dave Dimelow Add to this record.   Pte. Anthony Bradburn 9th Btn. Manchester Regiment (d.9th Sep 1916) Casualty report which was in the Manchester evening news 21st Sept 1916. Private Anthony Bradburn (24), of 76 Market-street, died of wounds on 9th of September 1916, exactly a month after joining his regiment. He worked for Messrs. Cooke, Smith, and Co. He had an older brother who was killed nine months earlier, and another brother who is disabled. Kenneth Lamb Add to this record.   Pte. William Littleford 1/9th Battalion Manchester Regiment (d.6th Oct 1918) My Grandfather William Littleford joined the Territorial Army in Ashton Under Lyne in 1908 his number then was 48 At the outbreak of WW1 his Battalion 1/9th sailed to Egypt in preparation for the Gallipoli Offensive. They sailed from Alexandria in the SS Ausonia and landed on V Beach on 9th May 1915 under heavy fire. After the evacuation from Gallipoli he served in Egypt then the Veneto Region of Italy where he fought in the Battle of the Piave River. Now joined to 21st Battalion he entered the Western Front where he lost his life due to being gassed during the Battle of Beaurevoir. Gillian Sweeny Add to this record.   L/Cpl. Harold Hargreaves 9th Battalion Manchester Regiment (d.17th March 1918) Harold Hargreaves earned the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Dave Dimelow Add to this record.   Pte. Michael Doyle 9th Battalion Manchester Regiment (d.21st March 1918) Son of Michael and Isabella Doyle of 55 Wilbram Street, Liverpool. Husband of Lousia Doyle later Webster of 55 Louis Street, Liverpool. had three children Michael, Peter and Isabella. Both Michael and Isabella died in childhood. He had a brother called Peter who was also in the Army in WW1 and survived the war. Michael was killed on the 21st March 1918 in the Somme region on the first day of the German offensive called Operation Michael. His body was never found and he listed in the Pozieres Memorial Panels 64 to 67. Peter Doyle Add to this record.   2nd Lt. Henry Smith 9th Btn. Manchester Regiment (d.19th October 1918) Harry Smith served with the 13th and then 9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment. Add to this record.   2nd Lt. Harold Edmund Butterworth 9th Btn. Manchester Regiment Harold Butterworth served at Suez then Gallipoli. He came back to Egypt and saw action against Turks in Sinai. He went to fight at Ypres and was captured as POW. He returned in December 1918 as Major. Add to this record.   Pte. Thomas Backhouse 9th Btn. Manchester Regiment (d.21st March 1918) Thomas Backhouse was my great uncle. He died aged 21 and was married to a local girl. His name is on the Pozieres Memorial Panel 64-67. He enlisted in Birkenhead, Wirral. Sheila Scarisbrick Add to this record.   Pte. William Littleford 1/9th Btn. Manchester Regiment (d.6th Oct 1918) William Littleford served with the 1/9th Btn. Manchester Regiment Gillian Sweeny Add to this record.   Cpl. William Statter 5th Btn Manchester Regiment (d.26th Jun 1917) William Statter was the son of Joseph K. Statter and husband of Julia Statter, of 9 Vine Grove, Chapel St., Wallgate, Wigan. Patricia Statter Add to this record.   Pte. Charles Grieves 9th Battalion Manchester Regiment (d.21st Mar 1918) Charles Grieves was serving with the 9th Battalion Manchester Regiment, when he died on 21st March 1918. He was born and enlisted with the Yorkshire Regiment in Jarrow. Charles is remembered on the Pozieres Memorial and is commemorated on the Triptych in St. Paul's Church Jarrow. Vin Mullen Add to this record.   Pte. Garside "Ned" Edwin 1/9th Batallion Manchester Regiment (d.25th April 1917) To the memory of Edwin Garside father of Maurice Garside R.I.P This is the day my Great Grandfather Edwin died in WW1 in the Arras battle at Epehy. He was 22 with a baby boy at home, also called Maurice. He was married to Annie Williams and lived in Market Street Droylsden. May we never forget our soldiers of the past, present and future. The 1/9th Battalion war diary states the following. 8.45pm 24th through to 25th April 1917. Epehy - Operations of the morning to be continued, the 1/5th East Lancs to attack the Knoll from the NW. and W. 4th East Lancs Division out of trench F6a by German counter attack, retire on Little Priel Farm. The 4th East Lancs ordered to withdraw to No 13 Copse. The attack of the 5th East Lancs timed for 11pm delayed till situation cleared up. 5th East Lancs attack about 2am, but are not successful. Reported that Knoll was taken on right. C Company provide artillery, of 2 sections at F 3 d 88. Patrols penetrated Ossus Wood to about 300 yards, and were digging in but were forced to retire. Sniping Post established 50 yards from west end of Wood and on southern edge of wood. Enemy Machine guns known to be in Ossus Wood but not located. Capt Stephenson and 2 platoons relieve 4th East Lancs in Spur Post. Attempt to relieve 2nd Lt Gray at Grays Post unsuccessful owing to difficulty in finding post. Requin and 14 Copse ----. Lt. Shatwell and 2 platoons D Company, attack Old German Trench, but it was strongly manned by enemy and is forced to withdraw. Heavy barrage and machine gun fire caused casualties. Casualty Report for April : Killed 6, Missing 7, Wounded 39, Sick 90. Edwin is remembered on the Arras Memorial Bay 7. God Bless you Edwin, we never got to know you, but you will never be forgotten X Jane Moulton Add to this record. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.

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