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Jack Frieze
Born:
1884
Died:
21 Nisan 5678 (03 April 1918)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
FRI3393
Other first name:
Jacob became Jack
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1884
Place of birth:
Leeds
Death
Date of death:
21 Nisan 5678 (03 April 1918)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
France and Flanders
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Quesnoy Farm Military Cemetery, France
Places
Addresses
Parents' Home 1911 Census:
48 Queens Place Leeds (02 April 1911)
Parents' Home when Killed in Action:
48 Queens Place Camp Road Leeds (03 April 1918)
Family
Siblings
Lazarus Frieze (male)
Earnest Frieze (male)
Parents
Father: Samuel Frieze (male)
Mother: Annie Frieze (female)
Homefront
Occupation:
Tailor Machinist
What was the impact of this:
Never Married
Military Record
Military service:
British Army
Military record no.:
39246
Date discharged/death:
03 April 1918
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Sustained injuries:
Killed in Action
Assignments
Regiment:
Lancashire Fulsilers
Battalion/unit:
16th Battlaion
Campaigns:
Formation - 27/04/1915
Location: Prees Heath. Following the outbreak of War on 6th August 1914, Parliament sanctioned an increase of 500000 all ranks to the Regular Army, and the First, Second and Third, New Armies were raised in this way. In April 1915, the divisions that had formed the Fourth New Army were broken up so they could be used for replacing the casualties in the first three New Armies, and the Fifth New Army, the formation of which had been authorised in December 1914, then became the Fourth New Army.
Move To Wensley - 01/06/1915
Move To France - 12/11/1915
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of Albert - 01/07/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of Bazentin Ridge - 14/07/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of The Ancre Heights - 23/10/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of The Ancre - 17/11/1916
Operations On The Ancre - 11/01/1917
German Retreat To The Hindenburg Line - 14/03/1917
Operations On The Flanders Coast - 20/06/1917
Defence Of Nieuport - 10/07/1917
First Battles Of The Somme - First Battle Of Arras - 28/03/1918
First Battles Of The Somme - Capture Of Ayette - 03/04/1918
Killed in action £/4/1918
Location: Prees Heath. Following the outbreak of War on 6th August 1914, Parliament sanctioned an increase of 500000 all ranks to the Regular Army, and the First, Second and Third, New Armies were raised in this way. In April 1915, the divisions that had formed the Fourth New Army were broken up so they could be used for replacing the casualties in the first three New Armies, and the Fifth New Army, the formation of which had been authorised in December 1914, then became the Fourth New Army.
Move To Wensley - 01/06/1915
Move To France - 12/11/1915
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of Albert - 01/07/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of Bazentin Ridge - 14/07/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of The Ancre Heights - 23/10/1916
Battles Of The Somme - Battle Of The Ancre - 17/11/1916
Operations On The Ancre - 11/01/1917
German Retreat To The Hindenburg Line - 14/03/1917
Operations On The Flanders Coast - 20/06/1917
Defence Of Nieuport - 10/07/1917
First Battles Of The Somme - First Battle Of Arras - 28/03/1918
First Battles Of The Somme - Capture Of Ayette - 03/04/1918
Killed in action £/4/1918
Medals:
Victory Medal
British War Medal
British War Medal
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