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153 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
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Want to know more about 153 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery? There are:5283 items tagged 153 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery available in our Library
These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
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Those known to have served with153 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery during the Great War 1914-1918. - Bennett-Pitts MM.. Robert. A/Bdr. (d.25th Sep 1918)
- Bennett-Pitts MM.. Robert. A/Bmbr. (d.25th Sep 1918)
- Cane Maurice. 2nd Lt. (d.4th August 1917)
- Cole Patrick. Gnr.
- Forsyth Gilbert. L/Cpl.
- Gardner Daniel. Gnr. (d.15th September 1918)
- Kenny Horace William. L/Bdr
- Lambert Ernest. Dvr.
- Passell Alfred Mark. Gnr. (d.10th October 1918)
- Smith MM.. Edward Hollock. Sgt. (d.13th July 1917)
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249446 Gnr. Daniel Gardner 153rd Brigade, A Battery Royal Field Artillery (d.15th September 1918) Gunner Daniel Gardner died of wounds at the Casualty Clearing Station at Arneke on the 15th of September 1918. He is buried at Arneke British Cemetery. He was serving with A Battery, 153rd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.
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226026 2nd Lt. Maurice Cane 153rd Bde. 1st Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.4th August 1917) Maurice Cane was born Dec 22nd 1882 and was killed in action at Wieltje in Flanders, 4th of August 1917. He is buried in New Irish Farm Cemetery and was Son of Col. Claude Cane, and Mrs. Cane (nee Mackintosh) of St. Wolstans, Celbridge, Co. Kildare; husband of Hilda Jessie Bisset Cane.
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225212 Sgt. Edward Hollock Smith MM. 153rd Bde. Royal Field Artillery (d.13th July 1917) Edward Smith was born 24th February 1883, he was great-great-great uncle to me. He appears in the De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour.
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219565 A/Bmbr. Robert Bennett-Pitts MM. 153rd Brigade Royal Field Artillery (d.25th Sep 1918) My father's uncle served during the First World War, he also was named Robert Bennett-Pitts and his birth date was the 27 February and his death date was 25 September. This brave soldier can be seen on horseback during the War, he was a Corporal but then Acting Bombadier, he was awarded the Miliatary Medal. My father is called Robert Bennett-Pitts, who had 5 children; two were born on the 27 of February and the 25 of September.
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213063 L/Cpl. Gilbert Forsyth 153 Brigade Royal Field Artillery My Great uncle Gilbert Forsyth, volunteered in Kingston on Thames in May 1915. I have trawled the Bgde war diary copies at Woolwich and it reveals there was a number of personnel swaps between brigades so I can't be certain that he remained with the 153rd. If he did he was in Ploegsteert from 1/11/1917. I know he suffered at least one gas attack and whilst he was not invalided out he died in the 1950's aged only 56 from indirect result.
I am hoping to find out more about his personal experiences and movements
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205923 A/Bdr. Robert Bennett-Pitts MM. D Bty. 153rd Bde. Royal Field Artillery (d.25th Sep 1918) Robert Bennett-Pitts was my Great Uncle, he was born on 27th February (I was born on 27th February) and died on 25th September (my sister was born on 25th September. My dad was named after Robert, but he didn't know this until a few years ago. I never knew Robert and no-one ever talked about him. I have been in touch with a wonderful man called Pierre who has kindly sent me a photo of Robert's grave in Belgium. It made me cry when I received it. I feel so proud of the Great Uncle (and all others) who gave up their lives for us all
RIP to my very brave Great Uncle and all who lost their lives in any war xx
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