William Parkison Curry

History while in the forces

09 Nov 1914: joined HM Forces as Lieutenant
09 Jan 1916: embarked for France as Captain (gazetted Dec 1915)
07 Jun 1916: wounded at La Boiselle (Albert) France and returned to England
30 Sep 1916: returned to France
21 Nov 1916: invalided home, suffering from Rheumatic Fever
22 Feb 1917: declared fit for light duties, now with 3rd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers
05 Mar 1917: posted to 80 Training Reserve Battalion, Newcastle
02 Feb 1918: transferred to 51st Graduated Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, Stockton
11 Sep 1918: transferred to Depot Northumberland Fusiliers, The Barracks, Newcastle
10 Apr 1918: released from Service
Surname
Curry
Forename
William Parkison
Rating or rank
Captain
Regiment or Other Unit
1st Battalion (Tyneside Scottish) (20th Service Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers)
Branch
Quayside, Newcastle
Date of Birth
07 Sep 1890
Date of birth
1890
Date of Entering Bank's Service
13 Feb 1909
Date of Joining HM Forces
09 Nov 1914