William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps

William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps

William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps. He was discharged for medical reasons on 29 December 1917 and awarded the Silver War Badge.

William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps. He was discharged for medical reasons on 29 December 1917 and awarded the Silver War Badge.

William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps
William George Cumberlidge Corp Royal Army Veterinary Corps

William George Cumberlidge 1892-1982 Acting Corporal 0891 Royal Army Veterinary Corps

William George Cumberlidge was born on 20 October 1895 in Tunstall in Staffordshire, England. He was a son of Edwin George Cumberlidge and his wife Maria nee Hines.

By 1911 he was an apprentice grocer working with his father. William joined the army on 10 March 1915 and rose to the rank of Acting Corporal TT/0891 in the Royal Army Veterinary Corps. He was discharged for medical reasons on 29 December 1917. He was awarded the Silver War Badge on discharge.

William married Doris Marsh in 1923 in Staffordshire, England. They had a daughter Joyce M C Cumberlidge born in 1926. William was a clerk working for an insurance company by 1939.

William’s wife Doris died in 1965 and he married Gertie Brown. William died in 1982 and his wife Gertie remarried.

Silver War Badge 

ROLL OF INDIVIDUALS entitled to the “WAR BADGE”

RAVC/637 WAR OFFICE

Regtl No.

Rank

Name

Unit

No. of Badge

Enlistment

Discharge

Cause of Discharge

A.O.II dated 10 Aug 1917

Age

Whether served Overseas

TT/0891

P/A/CPL

Cumberlidge, William

R.A.V.C.

491729

10 Mar 1915

29 Dec 1917

392 xvi. A.O. 29 of 1919

22

No

Woolwich, 24 July 1920

WW1 Medal Index Card

NameCorpsRankRegtl. No.
CUMBERLIDGERoyal Army Veterinary CorpsPrivate
Acting Corporal
TT/0891
William
MedalRollPageRemarks
VICTORY










K.1380
BRITISH
15 STAR
Silver War Badge ListRAVC/637
Theatre of War
first served in
Date of entry
therein
Correspondence






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William Cumberlidge’s WW1 Medal Index Card