Blake Lieut. T/Capt.
Info
Surname | Blake |
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Forename | James Robert |
Rank | Lieut. T/Capt. |
Army No | |
Battalion | 1/8th & 14th |
Commissioned | 1915-01-07 |
Date Of Wounds | Not set |
Wounds | |
Died Killed | 1918-03-25 |
Death Details | Killed in action, France |
Enlisted Date | Not set |
Enlisted Location | |
Date Of Birth | 1893-10-21 |
Birth Place | Manor House, Wilnscote, Warwick |
Residence | Bretforton Vicarage, Honeybourne, Worcestershire. |
Discharged | Not set |
Theatre Of War | France |
Date Of Entry | 1915-03-31 |
Z Class | |
Surname Spellings | |
Other Info | Twice Mentioned in Despatches. Initially reported missing in action at Courcelette, France on the 25th March 1918. Medical Board report dated 13 September 1916 states: 'He has been in France for 17 months. He contracted measles on 13 August 1916 and this was followed by laryngitis and pneumonia. He was admitted to hospital on 7 September 1916.' Son of Rev. James Edward Huxley Blake and Beatrice Harriet Blake (formerly Milward), of 4, College Yard, Worcester and The Lees, Malvern. Sister: Beatrice Elizabeth Blake, Bretforton Vicarage, Honeybourne, Worcestershire. Died age 25. Remembered at Cemetery: Arras Memorial BAY 6. |
Assignments
8th Worcestershire Regiment - Corporal |
8th Worcestershire Regiment - Second Lieutenant |
Attached 14th Worcestershire Regiment - Captain |
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 | T/Lieut. | 14th | 1917-01-04 | |
Mentioned in Despatches | T/Capt. | 14th | 1917-12-18 |
Foreign Decorations & Awards
Medal | Rank | Battalion | Awarded |
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No results found. |
Royal Flying Corps
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Battalion Before | |
Entry Rank | |
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