We remember William John Morgan

We remember William John Morgan

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1877
birth Cardiff. Wales. United Kingdom Source:7645702 26th December 1877
1915
enlistment Bargoed United Kingdom Source:6982298 11th January 1915
1915
service British Army Driver 671 Royal Field Artillery Source:6982298 11th January 1915
1917
service British Army Private 407452 Labour Corps Source:6982298 1917
1917
hospitalisation Admitted to 3rd Canadian Stationary Hospital, Doullens, France. Noted "Debility". Hospital/Institution Source:6982294 31st August 1917
1917
hospitalisation Hospitalisation Hospital/Institution Source:6982294 31st August 1917
1917
service British Army Driver 671 Royal Field Artillery 291 Brigade RFA Source:6982294 31st August 1917
1917
service British Army Driver 671 Royal Field Artillery 291st Brigade Source:6982294 31st August 1917
1917
theatres France & Belgium: 1a Source:6982294 31st August 1917
1919
discharge Source:6982298 21st January 1919
service British Army Driver 671 Royal Field Artillery Source:3122469
service British Army Private 407452 Labour Corps Source:3122469
1925
death Not War Related Not officially war related, but contributing factor was illness / injury in France. Merthyr Express newspaper recorded that William suffered "serious injury" in the Great War. Bargoed House Coal Colliery, Wales. United Kingdom Source:7645706 2nd November 1925

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names William John
Initials WJ
Last Name Morgan
Source 6982298
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army 671 Royal Field Artillery Driver
British Army 407452 Labour Corps Private
British Army 671 Royal Field Artillery Driver
British Army 407452 Labour Corps Private
British Army 671 Royal Field Artillery 291 Brigade RFA Driver
British Army 671 Royal Field Artillery 291st Brigade Driver
Awards
AwardTypeSource
1914/15 Star First World War Campaign/Service Medal
British War Medal First World War Campaign/Service Medal
Victory Medal First World War Campaign/Service Medal
Physical
ComplexionEyesHairSource
DateHeightSource
1915-01-11 5'3"

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William John Morgan 1877 - 1925 Neil21868
Injury 1917. Hospitalised in Doullens, France. Neil21868
Official discharge papers Neil21868
1881 Census, Cardiff Neil21868
Death register Quarter 4, 1925. Neil21868
1915 Star Roll Neil21868
Victory and British War Medal Roll Neil21868
William in approx 1920 Neil21868
William's grave Neil21868
William John Morgan RFA 671 MiC Neil21868
1891 Census Neil21868
1901 Census Neil21868
1911 Census Neil21868
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