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38 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
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Those known to have served with38 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery during the Great War 1914-1918. - Bonfield MSM.. Jabez Edwin. BSM.
- Hamilton Thomas G.. Drvr. (d.3rd Oct 1916)
- Hannay John Joseph. (d.19th Oct 1917)
- Hughes Arthur Edward. Sgt. (d.16th October 1917)
- Langrishe DSO MID.. John duPlessis. Major.
- McNally Edward Hugh. Gnr.
- Mison DCM.. Ernest Charles. Gnr.
- Mullany James. Dvr. (d.3rd Oct 1916)
- Oxley Eric. Gnr. (d.3rd October 1916)
- Salmon William J. Sgt
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258387 Gnr. Ernest Charles Mison DCM. 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery My Mum told me that her Dad saved his army officer in the field and received a Distinguished Conduct Medal for this. Ernest Mison dragged his injured superior to safety. Also, he was underage when he enlisted. He was desperate to participate so he lied about his age.
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257792 Major. John duPlessis Langrishe DSO MID. 12th Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps Capt. Jack Langrishe was a Regular Army doctor, having joined the British Army in 1907 after graduating from Trinity College, Dublin. He served in India from Sept. 1908 to Aug. 1913 and in the British Army hospital in Queenstown, Ireland, from Sept. 1913 to Sept. 1914.
He went to France in Sept. 1914 as regimental medical officer to 38th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. On 19th January 1915 he was appointed to 16th Field Ambulance, 16th Infantry Brigade, then in Flanders.
He then joined the staff of the A.D.M.S. 14th Division on 10th Nov. 1915 in Flanders, later on the Arras and Somme fronts. On 6th of November 1916 he took command of 12th Field Ambulance with the acting rank of Lt. Colonel, retaining this post and rank until 1st March 1919.
The Field Ambulance supported the actions in a number of sectors, finally being involved in the advance from Arras to Cambrai in October 1918. The Field Ambulance remained in being until March 1919. Jack was promoted to Major (substantive) on 28th January 1919, retaining his acting rank of Lt. Col. until relinquishing command of the Field Ambulance. He was Mentioned in Despatches by Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig on 7th November 1917 (L.G. 24.12.1917) and appointed to the Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) the same month (L.G. 1.1.1918); he was invested by H.M. King George V at Buckingham Palace on 23rd November 1918.
He continued to serve until retirement on 2nd May 1928.
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244947 Gnr. Edward Hugh McNally 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery  My Grandfather, Edward McNally, was born on 6th June 1879 in Poonamallee, Madras India (as were 4 brothers & a sister) to John & Louisa (Moran) McNally. His father was a 3rd Class Master Gunner, with G Battery, 6th Brigade RFA.
Edward enlisted on the 5th of Sept 1893 with 72nd Battery, 38th Brigade RFA in Kirkee India. At some point he went to Ireland and in 1907 married Ellen Mary Cuddihy. Went back in 1907 and was stationed in Cork, Waterford & Belfast. According to a letter by my great Aunt he got "Sick & Tired" of the "Black & Tans" and so he got stationed back in Waterford RFA. Then to France in 1914, he received the 1914 Star with Clasp. He transferred to 291st RFA, then was Gassed sometime in 1917, I believe it was Aug-Oct timeline and discharged 7th of June 1918, with Silver War badge #411157. He died 3rd of July 1925 in Waterford Hospital Ireland.
All I have of Edward McNally is a painting of him done in India abt 1896. When I checked with the Records Department they said his records were destroyed yet my Great Grand father's are completely furnished to me. The records I do have are the War Badge, Medal Index, Roll of Individuals, 1911 Census Waterford, Ireland & Birth, Death & Marriage Documents.
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238905 BSM. Jabez Edwin Bonfield MSM. 38th Briagde, 24 Battery Royal Field Artillery Jabez Bonfield joined the army in 1905 at the age of 19. He signed on initially for 12 years, then extended to 21 years, and further extended his service until he was discharged from the Army with the rank of RSM on 10th July 1929.
Jabez later became a manager with Shell Mex and BP in Derbyshire. He died at his home in Dove Holes, near Buxton, Derbyshire in December 1965.
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220567 John Joseph Hannay 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery (d.19th Oct 1917) My great-uncle, John Joseph Hannay, died on the 19th of October 1917, he was in the 38th Army Brigade RFA. From what I can see this may have been at Passchendaele?
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218139 Dvr. James Mullany 72nd Battery, 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery (d.3rd Oct 1916) James Mullany was executed for striking a senior officer, 03/10/1916 and was buried in Ribemont Communal Cemetery Extension, Ribemont, France.
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218138 Drvr. Thomas G. Hamilton 72nd Battery, 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery (d.3rd Oct 1916) Thomas G. Hamilton was executed for striking a senior officer 03/10/1916 age 22 and buried in Ribemont Communal cemetery Extension, Ribemont, France.
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