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Bernard Francis MacKenzie | |||
Rank: | Lieutenant | ||
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | 04th Bn | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | Prince of Wales' Volunteers (South Lancashire Rgt) | ||
Died: | 28/06/1918 | Age: | 27 |
How Died: | Killed in Action | ||
Country of burial: | France | Grave Photo: | Yes |
Cemetery or Memorial: | Aval Wood Cemetrey, Vieux berquin | ||
Town Memorial: | Not Listed | ||
Extra Information: | |||
Born at 9 Bent Terrace, Crofts Bank, Urmston on the 19th January 1891, the birth being registered during the March quarter 1891 in the Barton upon Irwell R.D. - ref: 8c/692, the son of John Thomas & Emma Ann MacKenzie (nee Abbott). 1901 Census - 5 Holly Avenue, Flixton. Son - aged: 10 - born: Urmston. Head of household - John Thomas MacKenzie - Married - aged: 45 - occ: Railway Clerk - born: Darlington, Co. Durham. Also - Emma Ann MacKenzie - Wife - aged: 40 - born: Preston, Lancashire. Plus 5 siblings. 1911 Census - 34 Wycliffe Road, Urmston. Son - aged: 20 - occ: Printer's Traveller - born: Urmston. Head of household - John Thomas MacKenzie - Married - aged: 55 - occ: Clerk - born: Darlington, Co. Durham. Also - Emma Ann MacKenzie - Wife - aged: 50 - born: Preston, Lancashire. Plus 2 siblings, a nephew and 1 visitor. WO374/44587 - Enlisted at Manchester on the 31st August 1914. He was then aged: 24 years 8 months. He was 5 feet 5 inches in height with chest measurements of 32 1/2 to 34 1/2 inches. His eyesight was good as was his physical development. Posted to the 3/6th Battalion, Manchester Rgt on the 11th November 1914. Taken onto the strength of the 1/6th Battalion, Manchester Rgt on the 3rd June 1915 and embarked at Pymouth on that date. He joined the unit in the field on the 22nd June 1915. Suffered a G.S.W. (Gun shot wound) (Slight) on the 6th July 1915 and repatriated to Malta for treatment, arriving on the 16th July 1915. Suffering from a wounded right arm and figers and dihorrhea. Returned to England on the 25th August 1915 on the Hospital Ship - H.S. Galikan. Posted to the 8th Battalion on the 3rd July 1916 until being granted a Commission with the 4th Battalion, South Lancashire Rgt on the 25th October 1916. Letters of Administration were granted to his father on the 20th December 1916 by the Manchester Probate Office. Field death notice states that he was with the 11th Battalion, East Lancashire Rgt ??? No. 250458. |
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