Thursday 6th March 1919

Billets at Montecchia di Crosara

Pte. Frederick McKell (see 21^st November 1918), serving in France with 1^st/7^thDWR, was posted back to England for demobilization.

Pte. Frank William Rabjohn (see 3^rd February), who was at one of the Base Depots at Le Havre, pending being re-posted to Italy to re-join 10DWR, was admitted to 2^nd General Hospital at Le Havre suffering from influenza.

L.Sgt. Thomas Craven Patchett (see 26^th December 1918), L.Cpl. John Lamb Watt (see 31^st January) and Ptes. Clarence Hubert Bolt (see 3^rd February), John Bundy (see 3^rd February), James Foster (23956) (see 11^th June 1918), Ernest Heyhirst (see 3^rd February), James Henry Innes (see 3^rd February), George William Jameson (see 3^rd February), George Mather (see 3^rd February), Roland Hey (see below), Arnold Robson (see 3^rd February), Charley Wadsworth (see 24^th January) and Victor Alexander Wildman (see 3^rd February) were officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Roland Hey had been an original member of the Battalion, having enlisted aged 23 and working as a warehouseman in Ripponden; in the absence of a surviving service record I am unable to establish any details of his service.

Sgt. William Henry Mears (see 19^th February 1918) was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; at some point (date and details unknown) he had been transferred from 10DWR to 8DWR.

Cpl. Anthony John Laskey (see 11^th August 1917) was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; at some point (date and details unknown) he had been transferred from 10DWR to 2DWR.

Pte. Arthur Bird was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; he had been an original member of 10DWR but at some point (date and details unknown) he had been transferred to 8DWR. In the absence of a surviving service record I am unable to make a positive identification of this man or establish any details of his service.

Pte. Arthur Greenbank (see 6^th June 1918), who had been serving with 69^th Machine Gun Company, was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z.

Pte. Willie Hey (see 20^th July 1917) was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; since leaving 10DWR having been wounded in June 1917 he had served with 9DWR, 8DWR and finally 2^nd/4^th DWR. 

Pte. Raymond Charles Ingleson (see 9^th November 1918), who had been in England since having been wounded in August 1918, was also officially transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; he was awarded an Army pension of 11s. per week, to be reviewed after one year.

Ptes. William Seymour Budd (see 20^th September 1917), Harry Clarke (15251) (see 20^th September 1917) and Walter Hayes Mason were also transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z; all three had been original members of 10DWR, having enlisted in 1914 but at some point (date and details unknown) had been transferred to the Labour Corps. Ptes. Budd and Clarke had been wounded in September 1917. In the absence of a surviving service record for Pte. Mason I am unable to make a positive identification of this man or establish any details of his service.

L.Cpl. Robert Whitaker (see 24^th October 1918), who had been in England since having been wounded in August 1918, was formally discharged from the Army as no longer physically fit for service on account of his wounds; he was assessed as having suffered a 50% disability and was awarded an Army pension of 13s. 9d. per week for six months, rising thereafter to £1 per week.