Charles Myerscough
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CorpsRoyal Field Artillery D/18 Brigade
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Regiment Number697286
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RankDriver
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Grave / Memorial ReferenceNone
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Holdings / ReferencesMedical Report
Discharge Papers Medal Card Index Award Sheet |
Notes
Charles enlisted on the 13 May 1915 in Bolton
giving his former trade as a fitter in the textile industry.
He left with a date of disembodiment (Left Armed forces without any commitment to act as reserve)
on the 10th August 1919.
He left with a pension awarded because of his having had Trench Fever
Charles Myerscough was awarded the Victory medal,
& the British War Medal for service in World War One.
<Medals>
giving his former trade as a fitter in the textile industry.
He left with a date of disembodiment (Left Armed forces without any commitment to act as reserve)
on the 10th August 1919.
He left with a pension awarded because of his having had Trench Fever
Charles Myerscough was awarded the Victory medal,
& the British War Medal for service in World War One.
<Medals>
