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On these days 9th-11th December 1915

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No record in the War Diary [WO/95/2694]

The following men were taken sick during this time:-

1125 Pte George Woodroofe a coal miner from Brampton and a Pre War Territorial who served in “A” Company. George suffered from pyrexia (fever) and after treatment in the 32nd Casualty Station and Lahore British General Hospital in Calais was transferred to Hospital in England. He was discharged under “Termination of Engagement’ in April 1916.125 Woodroofe

1875 Pte Percy Brittain a labourer from Whittington Moor and a Pre War Territorial who served in “A” Company. Percy suffered from influenza on the 12th and 20th December and following treatment he rejoined the 1/6th Battalion.1875 Brittain

3256 Pte Harry Mee from Clay Cross who had enlisted in October 1914 and arrived in France with the II Reinforcement in June 1915. Harry suffered from influenza and was treated in the 32nd Casualty Clearing Station, 16th General Hospital and 9th Stationary Hospital before rejoining the 1/6th Battalion in January 1916.3256 Mee

 

On this day 5th December 1915

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No record in the War Diary [WO/95/2694]

1912 Pte. Harold Doherty a shoemaker from Stoney Middleton and a Pre-War Territorial who served with “D” Company suffered from ‘inflammation of connective tissue’ (ICT) in the right arm and was treated in the 32nd Casualty Clearing Station. He returned to duty on the 3rd January 1916.1912 Doherty

3035 Pte. John Warren a miner from Danesmoor suffered from defective vision and was treated in the 32nd Casualty Clearing Station and 4th Stationary Hospital at St Omar. He was posted to the 46th North Midland Base Depot at Rouen before rejoining the 1/6th Battalion in Marseille on the 9th January 1916.3035 Warren

3024 Pte. Joseph Askew a labourer from Eckington suffered from a defective eye and was treated in the 32nd Casualty Clearing Station and 24th General Hospital at Etaples before being transfered to England.3024 Askew

661 Sergt.-Drummer John Samuel Bunting a corset maker from Ashbourne enlisted in 1908 aged 14 and served with “C” Company. John suffered from cellulitis of the left foot and after treatment in the 1st North Midland Field Ambulance he returned to duty.661 bunting