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Armed Forces / Re: South Lancashire Regiment/Labour Corps
« on: Thursday 20 April 23 09:59 BST (UK)  »
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Armed Forces / Re: South Lancashire Regiment/Labour Corps
« on: Wednesday 19 April 23 09:19 BST (UK)  »
that would be great thank you very much I only know what is here other than he his family somewhere down the but I am the only one left and would love to solve the questions of how he is related thank you very much

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World War One / Re: Lancashire Regiment - Boer War/WW1
« on: Thursday 02 June 11 14:06 BST (UK)  »
thanx alley I will look into it soory for the delay in replying I've had a few problems so have been unable to reply till now

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World War One / Re: Lancashire Regiment - Boer War/WW1
« on: Thursday 02 June 11 14:00 BST (UK)  »
manmack do you have any details about sgt frank corbett service number 13417 please I really need to know where he came from or his parents sibblings or children or any other info that you can give so I can tie him into my family thanx pete

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Armed Forces / South Lancashire Regiment/Labour Corps
« on: Friday 26 September 08 13:00 BST (UK)  »
Can anyone help me I've been trying to tie this person to my family tree and can't so I thought someone might be able to help me to find out about a Sgt frank Corbett service number 389033 who was honourably discharged from the South Lancashire Regiment on the 24 may 1919. There is a stamp on the back of the discharge that says labour corps record office Nottingham dated 17 June 1919 with a number under the date 32290. But no one in my family who I have none can place him I have found a Francis H Corbett born abt 1885 in Compton Kinver, England who is part of my tree but I have no-way of knowing if that is the same person. I have also got other information on Sgt frank Corbett now from other sources on the net as follows:

According to his Medal Index Card he was

13417 Sergeant in the South Lancashire Regiment, later 389023 Sergeant in Labour Corps, so he could have been wounded at some point 

Description     
Medal card of Corbett, Frank
Corps   Regiment No   Rank
South Lancashire Regiment    13417    Sergeant
Labour Corps    389023   

Date    1914-1920

The labour corps was formed in 1917, he could have been transferred if his fitness level had been downgraded,  due to wounds (as Wendi says) or sickness or perhaps the need for experienced NCO's

His number suggests he was a member of 818 Company which was formed on the 17th September 1917 in Salonika

this is all I have if anyone can help further with this I will be very pleased
thank you Peter Corbett

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Family History Beginners Board / Re: harvey's of bristol (kidderminster)
« on: Wednesday 10 September 08 17:22 BST (UK)  »
hi wendy
yeah he passed away on 13 January 1961 I got the date from his death cert
thank you for your email and for looking into this for me
pete

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Family History Beginners Board / harvey's of bristol (kidderminster)
« on: Tuesday 09 September 08 13:30 BST (UK)  »
Hi
my grandfather worked for Harvey's of bristol at the kidderminster branch in swan street which is now the swan centre (shopping centre) but I am looking for any one who can tell me more about him what he did there and if anyone as a copy of a photo of him I would be very happy as I know very little about him as he died before I was born and there is no one left to ask now

his name was George Henry Corbett

many thanx Peter Corbett

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World War One / Re: Lancashire Regiment - Boer War/WW1
« on: Tuesday 15 July 08 19:14 BST (UK)  »
hi
all I have is the honourably discharge itself and the details others on the net have told me it is stamped 1919 on the back he is a family member somewhere down the line most of my family at that time were living in staffordshire and shropshire borders I am just trying to tie him into the family the only other thing I was told by some one on the net is that it was ww1 that he was in but I don't as I say all I have is the honourably discharge all my family members that would know anymore are dead
thank you any more help you can give pete

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World War One / Re: Lancashire Regiment - Boer War/WW1
« on: Tuesday 15 July 08 16:46 BST (UK)  »
hi I've been looking through the info that everybody as put on here and was wondering if you can help me with finding more out on frank corbett the only things I know are that he was honourably discharged from the South Lancashire Regiment on the 24 may 1919 if anyone can help with this or even a photo with him on that would be great all the stuff that I've found out about him follows thank you very much:

According to his Medal Index Card he was

13417 Sergeant in the South Lancashire Regiment, later 389023 Sergeant in Labour Corps, so he could have been wounded at some point   

Wendi   

Description     
Medal card of Corbett, Frank
Corps   Regiment No   Rank
South Lancashire Regiment    13417    Sergeant
Labour Corps    389023   

Date    1914-1920

The labour corps was formed in 1917, he could have been transferred if his fitness level had been downgraded,  due to wounds (as Wendi says) or sickness or perhaps the need for experienced NCO's

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