Pte. Eli Bradley
(see 14th April) was transferred
from the Kitchener Military Hospital in Brighton to a Dispersal Hospital, also
in Brighton, in preparation for discharge from the Army; he had been suffering
from malaria.
Pte. John James Pickering (see 26th
February), who had recently been transferred to the Army Reserve Class Z,
was reassessed by an Army Medical Board and awarded a one-off gratuity of £35
as a result of the wound he had suffered in action in October 1918.
A pension award was made in the case of the Pte. Joseph Henry Haywood (see 10th April) who had died from influenza and
broncho-pneumonia in October 1918; his widow, Edith, was awarded 20s. 5d. per
week for herself and her son.
A parcel of personal effects belonging to the late Pte. Noah Davis (see 10th April), who had died of pneumonia and jaundice
on 1st September 1918 was despatched to his widow, Helena; the
parcel comprised of ‘disc, photos, cards, wallet, blades in case, pencil case,
silver ring (broken), cap badge, belt, note book’.
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