Army personnel whereabouts in 1917 & 1918

[Dr Syn]

hi, I'm after the whereabouts of these two men in 1917/1918. I'm guessing they were in the same camp, probably N Yorkshire somewhere.
Norman Price Hartley from Harrogate Service Corp S/N M/29549 and
Frederick Ernest Fox from Bradford Medical Corp S/N 403114.
Also, doe's anyone know if Frederick Fox may have been in Dublin in WW1
Thanks
Mick

[suemalings]

hi, I'm after the whereabouts of these two men in 1917/1918. I'm guessing they were in the same camp, probably N Yorkshire somewhere.
Norman Price Hartley from Harrogate Service Corp S/N M/29549 and
Frederick Ernest Fox from Bradford Medical Corp S/N 403114.
Also, doe's anyone know if Frederick Fox may have been in Dublin in WW1
Thanks
Mick

Frederick Ernest Fox enrolled on 21.05.1908 and was discharged due to a disability on 14/06/1919. There doesn't seem to be much more I can find, but someone else will probably find more info.

Regarding Norman Price Hartley, was his surname Price-Hartley or Hartley?

[helachau]

Discharged under Kings Regs 392 (xvia)

Kings Regs 1912
https://military-researcher.co.uk/Kin...2/para-16.html

[christanel]

There is a birth registration for a Norman Price Hartley June 1/4 1888 Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding
Death reg March 1/4 1971 age 88.
There is a Medal Roll index card
Norman Hartley - Corporal and promoted to SGT.
Regiment or Corps: 5 Dsc Asc (Army service corps, DSC - Distinguist Service cross?)
Regimental Number M/29549

On the back of the card it has handwritten - "7/9/38, Grove? Lark? Terrace, Harrogate Yorkshire. The date is given on the front of the card when clasp and roses? were issued.
Unfortunately his service record appears to be one of the 60% plus that were destroyed in WW11.
Christina

[Dr Syn]

"Regarding Norman Price Hartley, was his surname Price-Hartley or Hartley?[/QUOTE]

Thanks,It was Hartley, Price was his middle name

[helachau]

First, a very warm welcome to Britgen.

The Bradford Weekly Telegraph, 19 Jan 1917, carries a headline "Bradford Family's Unique Patriotic Record" and includes a photo of a Frederick Ernest Fox. However, the item goes on to describe him as a Sergeant in the R.A.M.C, previously serving in the Volunteer Forces. His age is given as 35 and parents are Mr & Mrs J Fox, 2 Nearcliffe Road, Manningham. Can be readily ruled out?

[christanel]

There are some trees on ancestry for Norman Hartley Price with some having him with the same death registration I found and a couple of others saying he was killed in action in 1917. I looked on the CWG site and there are two Norman Hartley deaths but one was in the Royal Navy and the other in the Merchant Navy in WW11!
Christina

[Dr Syn]

Thanks Christina, yes that's him but I already have that info, looks like the missing bit is what I'm after

[Dr Syn]

First, a very warm welcome to Britgen.

The Bradford Weekly Telegraph, 19 Jan 1917, carries a headline "Bradford Family's Unique Patriotic Record" and includes a photo of a Frederick Ernest Fox. However, the item goes on to describe him as a Sergeant in the R.A.M.C, previously serving in the Volunteer Forces. His age is given as 35 and parents are Mr & Mrs J Fox, 2 Nearcliffe Road, Manningham. Can be readily ruled out?

Thanks, I'll double check that if I can find the cutting, Fred would have been 34 and I think he was in Chassum Str Bradford

[christanel]

Norman Price Hartley was discharged 2 February 1920 (Para.392 (XX1) K.R.

To find out where either of these men were whilst serving will probably mean looking for their regiments and units in the War diaries which are held by The National Archives - Here
Christina