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277 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
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Those known to have served with277 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery during the Great War 1914-1918. - Banks George Edward. Sh.Smth. (d.5th Apr 1918)
- Corkill MM.. Thomas Stephen. Sgt. (d.5th April 1918)
- Hodgkinson Geoffrey Still. 2nd.Lt. (d.24th July 1917)
- McAllister Daniel. Gnr. (d.21 Aug 1917)
- McAllister Daniel. Gnr. (d.21st Aug 1917)
- Ward Richard. Drvr.
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246209 2nd.Lt. Geoffrey Still Hodgkinson 277th Brigade, A Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.24th July 1917) Second Lieutenant Geoffrey Hodgkinson served with A Battery, 277th Brigade Royal Field Artillery.
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233750 Drvr. Richard Ward 277th Brigade, B Bty. Royal Field Artillery Richard Ward was my maternal great-grandfather. Very little is known about him. It stated on his marriage certificate that he was a driver in "B" Battery, 277th Brigade, RFA. He received Pip, Squeak and Wilfred medals.
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208234 Gnr. Daniel McAllister 277th Bde. A Battery Royal Field Artillery (d.21st Aug 1917) My uncle, Daniel McAllister, served with the Royal Field Artillery from 1916 through to his death in 1917. He died of exposure to a German Gas attack on his position just south of Ypres. He probably died within a few days, but not instantly. He is buried an Brandhoek New Militry Cemetery No 2.
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205921 Gnr. Daniel McAllister A Battery 277th Brigade (d.21 Aug 1917) My uncle, Gunner Dan McAllister, died during the last Battle of Ypres. I have been told he died of gas poisoning, but I do now know for certain. He is buried in Brandhoek New Military Cemetery No. 3 in Belgium
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