Goodyear Corporal (Lance Serjeant) 12156
Info
Surname | Goodyear |
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Forename | John Herbert |
Rank | Corporal (Lance Serjeant) |
Army No | 12156 |
Battalion | 3rd & 4th |
Commissioned | Not set |
Date Of Wounds | Not set |
Wounds | |
Died Killed | 1915-05-07 |
Death Details | Died of Wounds, Gallipoli |
Enlisted Date | Not set |
Enlisted Location | |
Date Of Birth | Not set |
Birth Place | Norton, Worcestershire |
Residence | |
Discharged | Not set |
Theatre Of War | France |
Date Of Entry | 1914-12-19 |
Z Class | |
Surname Spellings | |
Other Info | Known as Jack Goodyear. He initially went overseas to the 3rd Battalion in December 1914. During that winter he suffered frostbite in the trenches. In January 1915 he was sent to the Military Hospital in Newcastle-upon-Tyne suffering from frostbite and exposure. On recovery his in March he joined the 4th Battalion, which was sent to Gallipoli the following month. He was mortally wounded during the Battle of Krithia. Died age 22. Son of Mr George Goodyear of Bellars Lane, Malvern, later of 2 Conway Villas, Wilton Road, Great Malvern; fiance of Miss Alma Lansley of the Tally Ho Inn, Broughton, Hants. He is remembered at the Helles Memorial Turkey. |
Assignments
3rd Worcestershire Regiment 12156 Corporal |
4th Worcestershire Regiment 12156 Lance Serjeant |
Service Awards
The British War Medal |
The 1914-1915 Star |
The Allied Victory Medal |
Gallantry Awards & Honors
Medal | Rank | Battalion | Engagement | Awarded |
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Mentioned in Despatches | L/Sgt. | 4th | 1915-08-05 |
Foreign Decorations & Awards
Medal | Rank | Battalion | Awarded |
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No results found. |
Royal Flying Corps
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