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Fus. John Maltman MM.
British Army Royal Scots Fusiliers
My Grandad John Maltman served with the Royal Scots Fusiliers
Pte. Fred Malton
British Arny 36th Btn. Machine Gun Corps
Fred Malton served with 36th Battalion, MGC.
Spr. Frederick Malyon
British Army 12th Field Company Royal Engineers, att Royal Field Artillery
(d.4th Apr 1917)
Frederick Malyon was executed for desertion 04/04/1917 and buried in Noeux-les-Mines Communal cemetery, Noeux-les-Mines, France.
L/Cpl. Allassan Mamprusi
West African Frontier Force Gold Coast Regiment
(d.28th Apr 1917)
He was executed for cowardice 28/04/1917 and is on the Kumasi Memorial in Ghana.
Pte. Hugh Managhan
British Army 24th (Tyneside Irish) Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers
from:Newcastle
Hugh Monaghan was wounded in October 1916
Pte. Arthur Alonzo Manchester
British Army 18th Btn. Royal Irish Rifles
from:Greenwich, London
Drvr. John James Mandale
British Army 173rd Brigade, AÂ Bty Royal Field Artillery
(d.31st July 1917)
John Mandale was the son of Robert and Mary Ellen Mandale, 17 Scurgill, Egremont, Cumberland. He was 26 when he died and is buried in Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery, Belgium, Grave VII.A.3.
Mjr. D. W. Mander
Army 2nd Btn. Durham Light Infantry
George Devonshire Mander
British Army R Battery. Royal Horse Artillery
My Grandfather George Devonshire Mander was born in Shenington on 3/6/1882. George joined the Royal Horse Artillery Woolwich in 1900. He was posted to South Africa to serve in the Boer War and fought at Ladysmith Was awarded the Queen Victoria SA medal five bars, the Transvaal medal, the Orange Free State medal.George left South Africa after six years and returned to UK and finally left the service in 1908.
After the outbreak of WW1 George was enlisted into Royal Horse Artillery on 17/11/15, was mobilised on 24/5/16 to R battery. He left for France on 18/03/1917, joining the 3rd Battery ammunition column. After the War George was posted to E battery and returned to the UK on 15/06/1919
Pte. John Mander
British Army Kings Royal Rifle Corps
from:Aston, Birmingham, UK
Cpl. Charles Manderson
Australian Imperial Force 42nd Btn.
from:Gin Gin
(d.31st Aug 1918)
Charles Manderson was a 25 year old laborer from Gin Gin, Qld. He enlisted 26th of October 1915 with his brother Thomas (429), who was also killed in action at Messines Ridge while serving with the 42nd.
Pte. Thomas Manderson
Australian Imperial Force. 42nd Btn.
from:Gin Gin
(d.9th July 1917)
Thomas Manderson was a 26 year old laborer from Gin Gin, Qld. He enlisted 26th of October 1915 with his brother Charles (428), who was also killed in action while serving with the 42nd. Thomas embarked from Sydney 5th of July 1915 aboard HMAT Borda. After further training in England Thomas went onto France to join the 42nd Battalion in November 1916. According to witness accounts Thomas was killed by a shell along with three others at Messines, Belgium on 9 July 1917 and was buried with the other men in the Bethleem Farm West Cemetery, Belgium. Those killed alongside him were 1843 Hawthorn, 518 Johnson and 289 Chadwick
Dvr. William Lewis Mandle
British Army 103rd Bde. HQ Royal Field Artillery
from:Whitehaven, Cumberland
(d.14th Jun 1917)
Sgt. Stanley Charles Manfield MID.
British Army 25th Heavy Battery Royal Garrison Artillery
from:Cranleigh, Surrey
Stanley Manfield served with the 25th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
Fitter Anand Mangal
Royal Indian Marine
(d.17 Oct 1916)
Anand Mangal served in Remembered at . WW1
L/Cpl. Albert James Mangan MiD.
British Army F Coy. 8th Btn. Middlesex Regiment
from:West Ealing, London.
Albert Mangan joined F Company, of the 8th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment at their HQ in St John's Church Hall in West Ealing. The exact date is unknown but he may have been a pre war Territorial as he was awarded the Territorial Force Efficiency medal in 1920.
He fought at Ypres and on the Somme and was mentioned in dispatches for saving the Battalion colours when HQ was overrun, date unknown, a story passed down through the family. He was gassed and buried alive on two occasions when his trench/dugout was hit. He carried a bullet fragment in his arm until he died in 1970. He said that he was one of only 6 survivors from the original wartime Battalion.
Pte. Albert Thomas Manley
British Army 5th Btn. Durham Light Infantry
from:Leicester
(d.30th March 1918)
Albert Manley of 19 Kimberly Road, Leicester, enlisted at Leicester Town Hall in 1917 into the Leicestershire Regiment. He was posted overseas in February 1918 and transferred to the 5th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry. He was wounded on the 24th of March 1918 in the German spring offensive and was taken to No. 10 General Hospital at Rouen. He died of wounds on 30th of March 1918 aged 19 years.
Pte. Leo Manley
British Army 2nd Btn. B Coy. Northumberland Fusiliers
(d.3rd Feb 1915)
L/Cpl Thomas Henry Manley
British Army 5th Btn. Durham Light Infantry
from:Leicester
(d.27th May 1918)
Harry Manley enlisted at Leicester town hall in November 1915 and joined the Durham Light Infantry regiment. He was at the Somme in August 1916. 7th Battalion D.L.I pioneers moved to Ypres and where they were attached to 9th Battalion Durham L.I.
Harry was wounded and gassed at Ypres in November 1917 and sent to Endell Street Military Hospital in London. He was sent back to France in April 1918 and posted to 5th battalion Durham Light Infantry at Pontavert on the Aisne. He was killed in action on the 27th May 1918, aged 21. He is buried at Hermonville Military Cemetery, France.
Lt. Eric Manly
British Army 82nd Bde. B Bty. Royal Field Artillery
from:Dublin
(d.18th July 1917)
Lt Eric Manly died aged 21, killed in action near Ypres on the 18th of July 1917. "Ubique quo fas et gloria ducunt"
Rflmn. R. Manly
British Army 3rd Btn. Royal Irish Rifles
from:Glasnevin, Dublin.
(d.10th July 1915)
Rifleman Manly was the husband of C. Manly, of 84, Botanic Rd., Glasnevin, Dublin.
He was 46 when he died and is buried in the south east part of the Glasnevin (St. Mobhis) Church of Ireland Churchyard, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
2nd Lt. Alexander James "Hamish" Mann
British Army 8th (Service) Batallion Black Watch
from:Red House, South Gillsland Road, Edinburgh
(d.10th Apr 1917)
Alexander Mann was born on 5th April 1896 in Broughty Ferry. Educated at George Watson's College, Edinburgh. Gazetted on 28th July, 1915 and drafted to France in August 1916. He took part in the Battle of the Somme and in the 1st Battle of the Scarpe. On 9th April, 1917, whilst leading his platoon he was seriously wounded by a shell and died the following day.
Hamish Mann was a poet and a book of his work "A Subaltern's Musings" was published privately by his parents in 1918.
2nd Lt. Alexander David Mann
British Army 6th Btn. Seaforth Highlanders
from:Nairn
(d.20th Nov 1917)
Ch.Shpt. Elias Mann
Royal Navy HMS Argonaut
from:Keyham, Devonport
(d.22nd Jun 1915)
Chief Shipwright Elias Mann was the son of Elias Mann, R.N., and Emma A. Mann of Plymouth, husband of Sarah Gilberd Mann of 38 Barton Avenue, Keyham, Devonport. He served in the Boxer Rebellion in 1900 and the Somaliland Campaign of 1902-4. He earned the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. He was 45 when he died and is buried in the Funchal British Cemetery in Madeira.
Spr. G. Mann
Australian Imperial Forces 1st Australian Tunnelling Coy.
L/Cpl. George Cyril Stanley Mann
British Army 8th Btn. East Surrey Regiment
from:Keston, 23 Duppas Hill, Waddon, Surrey
(d.9th August 1917)
George Mann was my great uncle, he served with the Machine Gun section.
Sgt Herbert Henry Mann
British Army 7th Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps
from:Birmingham
(d.1915)
Sgt. John William Thomas Mann
British Army 9th Btn. York and Lancaster Regiment
Pte. John Ivor Castle Mann
British Army 9th Btn. Devonshire Regiment
from:Helston
(d.13th Oct 1917)
Pte. Leslie Rupert Mann
Australian Imperial Forces 16th Battalion
from:Margaret River, Western Australia
Leslie Mann served with 16th Reinforcements 16th Battalion.
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