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RAMC profile of:

Aloysius Peter RIGBY
[Service No: 20022]

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Place or Date of Birth:	St Thomas, Lancs

Service Number:	20022

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Rank:	Pte

Unit:	St Helens

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Outcome:	Died at Sea

Date Died:	04/05/1917
Age Died:	22

Where Buried and/or Commemorated:	Italy - Savona Memorial

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Aloysius entered the war in France on 9th September 1914. He was on board the Hired Transport "Transylvania", when it was proceeding to Egypt with reinforcements, and was sunk by a torpedo by the German U-boat U-63 off Cape Vado, a few kilometres south of Savona. He was the son of Peter and Ann Rigby of 19 Borough Road, St. Helens, Lancs.

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