2Lt. James Henry
Midgley (see 27th October
1918), L.Cpl. Benjamin Tetley (see 18th January) and Ptes. William Atkinson (25980) (see 18th January), Jesse Ferns (see 18th January), Robert
Hitchen (see 18th January),
William Kershaw (18282) (see 18th January), Joseph Pickles (see 18th January), Sidney
Powdrill (see 18th January),
Thomas Alfred Simpson (see 18th January), Harold Wall (see
18th January) and Herbert
Willoughby (see 18th
January) were posted to England to be demobilized. Tetley, Ferns, Hitchen,
Kershaw, Pickles, Simpson, Wall and Willoughby would be formally demobilized
from Clipstone; Atkinson from Prees Heath; and Powdrill from Grantham.
Pte. John Malcolm
Starbuck (see 5th January
1918) was also posted back to England. It is unclear whether he was simply
posted back in preparation for demobilization or for dental treatment, as he
would subsequently have a claim rejected for an army pension for ‘defective
teeth, aggravated by military service’.
A/Sgt. Thomas Anthony
Swale (see 27th November
1918), who had been in England since having been wounded on 27th
October 1918, was posted to 3DWR at North Shields.
Pte. Fred Jackson
(12367) (see 25th September 1915) was formally transferred to
the Army Reserve Class Z. He had been an original member of 10DWR but at some
point (date and details unknown) had transferred to the Machine Gun Corps.
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