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No. 41 Stationary Hospital
No. 41 Stationary Hospital proceeded to France in May 1917.
May 1917 On the Move
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Those known to have worked or been treated at
No. 41 Stationary Hospital
during the Great War 1914-1918.
- Browning DSO.. John Cowan. Major
- Plested Herbert James. Cpl. (d.25th Feb 1919)
- Wigley John William. Pte
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There are:3 items tagged No. 41 Stationary Hospital available in our Library
These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
Pte John William Wigley 41st Stationary Hospital Royal Army Medical Corps
John Wigley was my great granddad. In 2018 I started to research his WW1 experience. I have his employment certificate to 41st Stationary Hospital, he worked there as a clerk and orderly from 1915 to 1915.Richard Denniss
Cpl. Herbert James Plested Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (d.25th Feb 1919)
Herbert Plested, born in 1892, was the 9th of 11 children of William Plested and Elizabeth Stretton. He was an agricultural labourer and lived in Shabbington with his parents and siblings.He served first with the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry. He was then moved to the 3rd Royal Berkshire Regiment, finally he was transferred to the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry and he became a Corporal. He was attached to the 111th Company of the Chinese Labour Corps. He died in the 41st Stationary Hospital, in Gailly, France and is buried in St Pierre War Cemetery, Amiens, France.
Peta Millard
Major John Cowan Browning DSO. 210th Brigade, C Battery Royal Field Artillery
On 28th of August 1917, Major Jack Browning DSO, proceeded from Bus to 41st Stationary Hospital "for throat treatment". I believe that this was as a result to exposure to gas but I cannot identify the incident from the Unit Diary. Perhaps this suggests that it might have been accidental rather than the result of enemy attack.John Kenyon Browning
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