Bertram Maurice Cohen Tyler
Born:
10 Shevat 5646 (16 January 1886)
Basic Information
Birth
Date of birth:
10 Shevat 5646 (16 January 1886)
Place of birth:
London, Great Britain
Death
Burial place:
Cremated, London
Places
Addresses
Parents' home:
Blenheim Gardens Cricklewood, London (1914)
Bertram in the military, 05 April 2016
Conversation
Enlisted in India in 1914.
Sent to France with 5th Cavalry.
Transferred to Supply and Transport Corp, which became The Royal Army Services Corp.
Went by military transport to Marseilles.
Transferred to Allenby's Army and went to Palestine.
1918 appointed Military Governor of Homs, Syria.
Retired from the Army in January 1920, rank of Acting Major.
Family
Spouse
Country of marriage:
Great Britain
Siblings
Alfred Douglas Cohen Tyler (male)
William Bernard Cohen Tyler (male)
Parents
Father: Charles Laurence Cohen Tyler (male)
Military Record
Date enlisted/conscripted:
1904
Date discharged/death:
1920
Assignments
Regiment:
Supply & Transport Corp (Royal Army Services Corp)
Posting:
Marseilles, France; Palestine; Homs, Syria
Medals:
The 1914-15 star, British War Medal 1914-18, The Allied Victory Medal
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Export of textiles to India and Far East
Organisation:
Tyler Brothers Eastern LTD
Gallery
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Bertram Maurice Cohen Tyler in uniform
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Bertram Maurice Cohen Tyler beside the Sea of Galilee in 1918
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No. 5 Base Supply Depot staff, Marseilles 1915. Lt BMC Tyler squatting in front.
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4th Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers cyclist section led by Lt BMC Tyler c.1912
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Bertram Maurice Cohen Tyler in uniform
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Bertram Maurice Cohen Tyler beside the Sea of Galilee in 1918
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No. 5 Base Supply Depot staff, Marseilles 1915. Lt BMC Tyler squatting in front.
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4th Volunteer Battalion Royal Fusiliers cyclist section led by Lt BMC Tyler c.1912
