We remember William Holt

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1894
birth Clyde, Central Otago New Zealand Source:9168020 27th August 1894
1916
employment Draper Hallenstein Brothers Dunedin New Zealand Source:9168020 13th January 1916
1916
enlistment Dunedin New Zealand Source:9168020 13th January 1916
1916
location 11 Prendergast Street, Dunedin New Zealand parents address Source:9168020 13th January 1916
1916
hospitalisation Enteritis, Influenza, Pneumonia, Pleurisy Hospital/Institution Source:9168020 11th November 1916
1918
dates Age 24 Source:9168020 16th October 1918
1918
theatres Western Europe :1 Source:9168020 16th October 1918
service New Zealand Expeditionary Force Private 11167 Otago Infantry Regiment 2nd Battalion Source:9168020
1918
death War Related Sickness Private Holt was initially admitted to the NZ General Hospital, Brockenhurst with enteritis on 11/11/1916. When he recovered he stayed on and worked in the hospital until 16/10/1918. NZ General Hospital, Brockenhurst United Kingdom Source:7975470 Source:9168020 16th October 1918
burial St. Nicholas Church Yard Brockenhurst (st Nicholas) Churchyard Non-War Cemetery CWGC Cemetery/Memorial Brockenhurst Hampshire United Kingdom United Kingdom Plot A, Row 1, Grave 2 Source:9168020 Source:7975470

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names William
Initials W
Last Name Holt
Source 7975470
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Locations
AddressCountryTypeDateSource
11 Prendergast Street, Dunedin New Zealand parents address known 13th January 1916
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
New Zealand Expeditionary Force 11167 Otago Infantry Regiment 2nd Battalion Private
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Mrs W Holt mother
Religion
DateReligionSource
1916-01-13 Anglican - Church of Eng, Irl, Wales or other

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  • Saint Nicholas Church yard Brockenhurst, England
    Private William Holt 11167 is buried in this churchyard.

    Contributed by:
    Gerald98528

  • War Graves at St Nicholas, Brockenhurst
    Brockenhurst in the New Forest in Hampshire was chosen in 1915 by the War Office to become a hospital centre. Initially, Lady Hardinge's Hospital, it was then replaced by No.1 New Zealand General Hospital in June 1916. It remained at Brockenhurst until it closed early in 1919. Approximately 21,000 New Zealand casualties were treated at the hospital, including 93 who died. The churchyard at Brockenhurst contains 106 graves of the First World War, of which one hundred are in the New Zealand plot. In addition to the 93 New Zealand graves, there are also three Indian and three unidentified Belgian civilians (employed at the Sopley Forestry camp). Every year at the annual Anzac Service in Brockenhurst cemetery the village remembers the ninety-three New Zealand soldiers buried there after dying of their wounds or sickness.

    Contributed by:
    Yvonne27542

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