Bagnall John Robert Pte 4455503 - Revision history

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{{Personnel
|id=2907
|Surname and forenames=Bagnall John Robert
|Army number=4455503
|Rank=Pte
|Age=0
|Unit=8th Bn, 11th Bn Iceland, Trf Cameronians 26/11/44
|Source table=11DLI
}}

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 |Army number=4455503
 |Rank=Pte
 |Age=0
-|Unit=Enlisted 8th Durham Light Infantry T 2/5/39, Posted 11th Bn, Iceland, Trf Cameronians 26/11/44, docs to Perth 6/1/45, Enlistment Book missing,
+|Unit=Enlisted in the 8th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, T, 2/5/39.  Posted 11th Bn DLI 1/9/1939.  Served BEF.  Served Iceland.  Served Normandy.  Posted ? Bn DLI on the disbandment of 11th Battalion.  Transferred to the Cameronians 26/11/44, docs to Perth 6/1/45, Enlistment Book missing.
 |Source table=11DLI
 |Image Name=Bagnall001.jpg
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 The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.
-The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend, as representatives, the Coronation of King George VI.  The second young man was the researcher's late father, [http://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Dixon_Robert_Bagnall_Pte_4455504 L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon] who was John Bagnall's first cousin.  It will be noted that these two cousins joined 8th DLI on the same day in 1939, and indeed, have adjacent DLI Regimental Numbers.  The "matching" photograph of L/Cpl Dixon, also in delivery context, is included on his Page.
+The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend, as representatives, the Coronation of King George VI.  The second young man was the researcher's late father, [http://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Dixon_Robert_Bagnall_Pte_4455504 L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon] who was John Bagnall's first cousin.  It will be noted that these two cousins joined 8th DLI on the same day in 1939, and indeed, have adjacent DLI Regimental Numbers.  The "matching" photograph of L/Cpl Dixon, also in the context of local goods delivery, is included on his Page.

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:55, 2 June 2016
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	The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.		The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.

−	The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend, as representatives, the Coronation of King George VI. The second young man was the researcher's late father, [http://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Dixon_Robert_Bagnall_Pte_4455504 L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon] who was John Bagnall's first cousin. It will be noted that these two cousins joined 8th DLI on the same day in 1939, and indeed, have adjacent DLI Regimental Numbers.	+	The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend, as representatives, the Coronation of King George VI. The second young man was the researcher's late father, [http://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Dixon_Robert_Bagnall_Pte_4455504 L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon] who was John Bagnall's first cousin. It will be noted that these two cousins joined 8th DLI on the same day in 1939, and indeed, have adjacent DLI Regimental Numbers. The "matching" photograph of L/Cpl Dixon, also in delivery context, is included on his Page.

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	The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.		The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.

−	The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend as representatives, the ~~Coronoation~~ of King George VI. The second young man was the researcher's late father, L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon	+	The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend, as representatives, the Coronation of King George VI. The second young man was the researcher's late father, [http://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Dixon_Robert_Bagnall_Pte_4455504 L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon] who was John Bagnall's first cousin. It will be noted that these two cousins joined 8th DLI on the same day in 1939, and indeed, have adjacent DLI Regimental Numbers.

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	The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.		The photograph of Private Bagnall is taken from the book "Around Durham" published by Suttons in 1998, and reprinted in 2004, and has been made available thanks to the kind assistance of the author, local Durham historian, Michael Richardson.
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		+	The image was taken in 1937 and illustrates the fact that two young men from the Belmont YMCA were selected to attend as representatives, the Coronoation of King George VI. The second young man was the researcher's late father, L/Cpl Robert Bagnall Dixon

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 |Unit=Enlisted 8th Durham Light Infantry T 2/5/39, Posted 11th Bn, Iceland, Trf Cameronians 26/11/44, docs to Perth 6/1/45, Enlistment Book missing,
 |Source table=11DLI
 }}