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RAMC profile of:
Dan Hindley DAVIES
[Service No:  430]
 
 

Place or Date
of Birth: 		Bradford, Yorkshire
Service Number: 430
TF Number:
Rank: Pte
Unit: 3rd East Lancashire Divisional Field Ambulance
Attached To: 2/3rd East Lancashire Field Ambulance
Enlistment Location: Manchester, Lancashire
Also Served:
Outcome: Drowned
Date Died: 13/08/1915
Age Died: 27
Where Buried and/or Commemorated: Turkey - Helles Memorial
Awards:
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Dan entered the war in Egypt on 11th August 1915. He was onboard H.M. Transport Ship 'Royal Edward' when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine UB-14. He was the husband of Elizabeth Ada Davies of 8 City Road, Higher Openshaw, Manchester.
 
 
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