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Détails victime
Informations personnelles
- CRICK
- A
- ANDREW
- Boston
- Lincolnshire, England
- Son of Andrew and Ruth Crick, of 12, Hartley St., Boston, Lincs; three sisters, Mary, Ruth and Eva Lucy; two brothers: Charles, served in Gloucestershire Regiment, captured and partly gassed but survived (died of chronic bronchitis); Tom, served in war in Guards but may not have gone on active service.
- Builder
- Buried by Abbé Tiberghien
Données militaires
- 1 May 1908, Boston
- 812
- Serjeant
- 1st/4th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment
- 138th Brigade
- 46th Division
- B.E.F.
- Volunteered for overseas service in August 1914. Proceeded with the Boston Company as part of the battalion in the 46th Division to Belgium in March 1915; slightly wounded in the eye when a German sniper hit the top of the trench periscope he was using; platoon sergeant of n°1 Platoon, A Company;
Décès
- 30 September, 49-50 trenches, Zillebeke; whizz-bang shell and bombardment
- Died of shell wounds in the lower abdomen, in n°10 CCS
- 6 October 1915
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