No

Date of Death

Surname

Forenames

Rank

Awards

Age

Unit

Cause

Location of Death

Notes

1

4th March 1919

POPE

Howard John

2Lt

-

29

Retired List ex 13th Battalion

DOI

Bristol, UK

(1)

2

6th March 1919

DENNY

Thomas David William

Lt

MM

28

3rd (Reserve) Battalion

DOI

Maidstone, UK

(2)

3

14th March 1919

COLE

Cyril Lawson

Capt

-

26

HQ 184th Inf Bde

DOI

Hospital in Etaples, France

(3)

4

12th May 1919

INGLIS

Arthur McCulloch

Major

DSO, MiD*

34

Sick List ex General Staff Officer (RTO)

DOI

Cheltenham, UK

(4) 

5

27th May 1919

LOVETT

Alfred Crowdy

Brig

CB, CBE, MiD

57

GOC East Lancs Reserve Bde

DOI

Scarborough, UK

(5)

6

7th July 1919

GOSLING

Gerald Noel

Lt

MC

20

"Dyer's Bn", North Russia Force

M

Semenovka, Russia

(6) 

7

6th August 1919

BURGES

George Herbert

Colonel

-

54

3rd (Reserve) Battalion

DOI

Axminster, UK

(7)

8

20th July 1920

FOTHERGILL

Reginald Alfred

Lt

-

23

Retired List ex 3rd (Res) Battalion

DOI

Bristol, UK

(8)

9

16th September 1920

MACHON

Cecil Francis Eardley

Lt

-

22

Retired List ex 3rd (Res) Battalion

DOI

Rochford, Essex, UK

(9)

10

24th November 1920

HILL

Russell

Lt

-

23

Retired List ex 2/5th Battalion

DOI

Dawlish, UK

(10)

11

12th January 1921

LANE

Albert Henry

Lt (QM)

-

50

Retired List ex 12th Battalion

DOI

Bristol, UK

(11)

Notes:

1.   POPE saw active service with 13th Battalion.   He relinquished his commission on 18th May 1918 due to ill health and placed on Retired List.

2.   DENNY had non-commissioned service with 2nd Battalion in France/Flanders and then Salonika.

3.   COLE was detached from 2/5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment and died of influenza/pneumonia.

4.   INGLIS died of cancer at a Nursing Home in Cheltenham.   He had previously seen active service with the Tank Corps.

5.   LOVETT was a previous Commanding Officer of 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment.

6.   GOSLING was murdered with other British officers by Bolsheviks who had mutinied whilst serving in "Dyer's Battalion" in North Russia.   He was detached from 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment.

7.   BURGES was the Commanding Officer of 3rd (Reserve) Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment.

8.   FOTHERGILL serving with 2/5th Battalion when taken POW by Germans on 25th March 1918.   He was repatriated on 21st December 1918.   Placed on Retired List 5th May 1919 whilst serving with 3rd (Reserve) Battalion.

9.   MACHON was wounded on 6th September 1916 whilst serving with 9th Battalion Devonshire Regiment.   Served with 3rd (Reserve) Battalion until 18th February 1919 when he was placed on the Retired List.

10. HILL served with 18th Battalion and 2/5th Battalion prior to relinquishing commission on 19th October 1920 and placed on Retired List.

11. LANE saw active service with 12th Battalion and later served at HQ Ireland Command Depot, Ballykinlar and was placed on the Retired List on 10th December 1917.