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24th Infantry Brigade
19th Sep 1914 Divisional HQ Opens
2nd Oct 1914 Concentration
27th Oct 1914 Exercise
29th Oct 1914 Route March
30th Oct 1914 Concentration Complete
31st Oct 1914 Mud
4th Nov 1914 On the Move
5th Nov 1914 On the Move
6th Nov 1914 Delays
7th Nov 1914 Delays
8th Nov 1914 On the Move
9th Nov 1914 Into Billets
14th November 1914 Constant shelling
30th Dec 1914 Message
6th Feb 1915 Instruction
9th of March 1915 Enemy Guns Quiet
11th Mar 1915 13th Londons in Action
13th Mar 1915 Intense Bombardment
25th Apr 1915 Working Parties
25th Sep 1915 In Action
25th Sep 1915 In Action
25th Sep 1915 In Action
25th Sep 1915 In Action
31st Dec 1915 Inspection
20th Mar 1916 Shelling
21st Mar 1916 Reliefs
17th of May 1916 Practising Rearguard Action
7th of July 1916 Into Action
13th Oct 1917 Reliefs
19th Nov 1917 Reliefs
1st Jan 1918 Training
26th Jan 1918 On the Move
31st Jan 1918 Inspection
23rd Mar 1918 Withdrawal
24th Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal
25th Mar 1918 Holding the Line
26th Mar 1918 Withdrawal
17th May 1918 Reliefs
19th May 1918 Visit
22nd May 1918 Artillery Active
23rd May 1918 Orders
24th May 1918 Reliefs
25th May 1918 In Reserve
26th May 1918 Church Parade
27th May 1918 In Action
28th May 1918 Hard Fighting
4th July 1918 On the March
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- Baron Brian Percival. 2nd Lt. 1st Btn. (d.5th Jul 1916)
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2564142nd Lt. Brian Percival Baron 1st Btn. Sherwood Foresters (d.5th Jul 1916)
Sydney Baron was my great uncle. He was born in 1889. He was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme during the attack on La Boisselle on the 5th of July 1916. His name is found on the Thiepval Memorial.Brian Hume
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