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Adolph Bernhardt

Adolph Bernhardt

Born:
1884
Died:
14 Nisan 5678 (27 March 1918)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
BER1388
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
1884
Place of birth:
Hull

Death

Date of death:
14 Nisan 5678 (27 March 1918)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Pozieres Memorial, France

Places

Addresses

66 Middleton Street Sculcoates, Yorkshire (1891)
The Barracks Canterbury, Kent (1901)
16 Bread Street, York Road Leeds (1918)

Family

Spouse

Annie Ranson (female)

Children

James Bernhardt (male)

Siblings

Florence Bernhardt (female)
Rachel Bernhardt (female)
Maurice Bernhardt (male)
Sarah Bernhardt (female)
Lionel Bernhardt (male)
Barnett Bernhardt (male)

Parents

Father: Theodore Bernhardt (male)
Mother: Rebecca Barnett (female)

Military Record

Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
9L/4875, L/12830
Date discharged/death:
27 March 1918
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Assignments
Regiment:
9th Lancers
Battalion/unit:
Squadron C
Campaigns:
Mobilised in 8.1914, rejoined 10.10.1914, Hospital 20.11.1914, to England 21.11.1914, rejoined 13.5.1916, HP 11.10.1916, rejoined 28.10.1916, killed in action 27.3.1918

https://9th12thlancersmuseum.org/entity/17665-a-bernhardt?q=bernhardt
Medals:
Victory Medal
British War Medal
1914 Star

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