GOLDBERG
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Morris Goldberg
Born:
1895
Basic Information
Unique reference:
GOL9951
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1895
Place of birth:
Bradford, Yorkshire
Death
Died in combat?:
No
Places
Addresses
23 Dewhurst Street Manchester (1901)
52 Moreton Street Strangeways (1911)
Morris could speak Yiddish, and therefore could speak with the captured German prisoners.
Family
Siblings
Annie Goldberg (female)
Esther Goldberg (female)
Emmanuel Goldberg (male)
Betsy Goldberg (female)
Hyman Goldberg (male)
Fanny Goldberg (female)
Isidore Goldberg (male)
Parents
Father: Phillip Goldberg (male)
Mother: Tilly Goldberg (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
45307
Date enlisted/conscripted:
21 November 1916
Date discharged/death:
21 November 1919
Rank at discharge/death:
Acting Corporal
Assignments
Regiment:
Manchester Regiment
Battalion/unit:
3rd Battalion
Roll of Honour
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Tailor's Cutter
Gallery
1 of 14Morris' Medal Card
2 of 14Record of Service
3 of 14Descriptive Report on Enrolment
4 of 14Details of Service
5 of 14Certificate of Despatch of Medals
6 of 14Service and Casualty Form
7 of 14Service and Casualty Form cont.
8 of 14Medical History
9 of 14Protection Certificate and Certificate of Identity
10 of 14Letter of Enqiry to Fulwood Barracks from the Manchester Records Office
11 of 14Envelope addressed to Fulwood Barracks
12 of 14Letter to Fulwood Barracks from Morris
13 of 14Statement of Disability
14 of 14Further Service Record
1 of 14Morris' Medal Card
2 of 14Record of Service
3 of 14Descriptive Report on Enrolment
4 of 14Details of Service
5 of 14Certificate of Despatch of Medals
6 of 14Service and Casualty Form
7 of 14Service and Casualty Form cont.
8 of 14Medical History
9 of 14Protection Certificate and Certificate of Identity
10 of 14Letter of Enqiry to Fulwood Barracks from the Manchester Records Office
11 of 14Envelope addressed to Fulwood Barracks
12 of 14Letter to Fulwood Barracks from Morris
13 of 14Statement of Disability
14 of 14Further Service Record
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