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Pte. Herbert Boyd

British Army 16th Battalion Manchester Regiment

from:27 Owen Street, Lower Broughton, Salford, Lancs

On 26th March 1915, Herbert Boyd attested and was posted to the 16th Battalion, he served through out the Great War as follows:

  • 30 August 1915, posted to the 25th Reserve Battalion
  • 23 December 1915 Disembarked in France
  • 6 July 1916 Admitted to the Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington.
  • 29 July 1916 granted convalescent leave to 7 August 1916. Spent this leave at 24 Queens Street, Broughton.
  • 1 September 1916 posted to 69th Training Battalion.
  • 19 September 1917 returned to France
  • 24 September 1917 posted to 21st Battalion
  • 19 January 1919 Sent to Italy (21st Battalion) Home address: 24 Ellor Street, Salford.
  • 28 February 1919 Posted to the Depot.
  • 4 June 1919 Posted to the 2nd Battalion
  • 23 June 1919 Appointed Lance Corporal paid.
  • January 1920 Appointed Acting Corporal
  • 21 January 1920 posted to 1st Battalion as Acting Corporal
  • 11 February 1920 Discharged as no longer fit for further service.
  • 23 April 1920 Awarded a King's Certificate (No.63/3438)



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