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Panther, Walter
1876 -

Enlistment

  • Enlisted:
  • at Northampton on 13 Aug 1914. Aged 34y 1m
  • Description:
  • height 5ft 3¾in; weight 139lbs; chest 37in; vision 6/6 6/6; physical development Good; religion Church of England.
  • Occupation:
  • Iron Ore Miner employed by Cooperative Iron Ore Mines, Desborough
  • Address:
  • 22 Gold St, Desborough
  • Previously served in:
  • 3rd Northamptonshire (4594), discharged, time expired, Jan 1895
  • Next of kin:
  • (Wife) Annie Panter, 22 Gold St, Desborough

Service history

13 Aug 1914Appointed to 3rd Battn Northamptonshire Regiment (10168)
20 Sep 1914Posted to Expeditionary Force
21 Sep 1914Posted to 1st Battn
10 Nov 1914Back injured through being blown up by a shell. Hospitals treated in: Rouen and Cambridge
11 Nov 1914Admitted 8 General Hospital Rouen. Shock
16 Nov 1914Illness: 5 Field Ambulance. Ypres. Lumbago
27 Nov 1914To England. H.S."Carisbrook Castle"
30 Jan 1915Posted to 3rd Battn
12 Apr 1915Punished: Absence, awarded
14 Jul 1915Punished: Absence, awarded
15 Jul 1915Punished: Absence, awarded
28 Apr 1917Transferred to 435 Coy Royal Army Service Corps (T/325728)
12 Mar 1919Demobbed.

1914 Star



 

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