14.2.1916 BEAUMETZ: Lieut D.S. Fox arrived from England and took over Command of Lewis Gun Detachment.
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1216 Pte Thomas Hambleton a quarry man from Over Haddon and a Pre-War Territorial of “D” Company returned to England on the SS La Marguerite pending discharge as ‘time expired’. 
13.2.1916 BEAUMETZ: Capt J Tolson, Capt H.H. Jackson and 1 Sergt to 3rd Army School of Insruction.
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12.2.1916 BEAUMETZ: 2/Lt V.T.G. Hore to transport course HAVRE.
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11.2.1916 BEAUMETZ: 2/Lt W H Holderness rejoined on expiration of sick leave in England.
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10.2.1916: Brigade moved to new area as under, in accordance with Operation Order No. 42.
11-15.2.1916: Brigade training at above billets.
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10.2.1916 COULONVILLERS: Battalion marched into billets at BEAUMETZ.
10.2.1916 BEAUMETZ: Letter of thanks received by Lt COL GOODMAN (through the Foreign Office) from FRAU ROSER, wife of CAPTAIN ROSER who fell from a German Aeroplane by SANCTUARY WOOD on the 25th July 1915 an was buried by the Battalion, his flight badge having been sent to his widow. See here.
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The following men were taken sick:-
4.2.1916 COULONVLLERS: 2nd Lieut J.G.J Hutton to Hospital.
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3.2.1916 COULONVILLERS: Brigade Ceremonial Parade at GORENFLOS. 4 Lewis Guns received for Lewis detachment.
LONDON GAZETTE (Supplement) d/- 14.1.1916: 2006 Private WRIGHT. A, 1/6th Bn Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Reft (T.F.) AWARDED DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.
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My Company had been detailed to unload the transport wagons from the train and not far off was the steady drumming of artillery fire, the rise and fall of the very lights. We were back. Our journey into the unknown fairyland was over, but the experience had been worth it, but the re-entry into the battle area was a terrible shock.
[2305 Pte Frank Longson]
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28.1.1916 Pont Remy: Bn detrained at 4 am and marched into billets vacated & handed over by 5th Bn S LANCS at COULONVILLERS, having joined the 14th CORPS Commanded by Lt Gen the Earl of Cavan
[Field Marshal Frederick Rudolph Lambart, 10th Earl of Cavan KP, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DL (16 October 1865 – 28 August 1946)]
Derbyshire Territorials in the Great War 