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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Dillon
Initials:F C
Rank:Corporal
Army Number:P/7974
Notes:MMP. Awarded the Victory and War Medals. First served abroad (1) France, 3/4/17. He was born, enlisted and resided in Liverpool. Casualties C.1670, 31/8/1918 Wounded 25/8/1918, DPM 3 Army. 27/8/1918 Died of Wounds. Inscription on gravestone: He hath done what he could, peace perfect peace.
Info from pension index card:- Dillon, Frederick Charles, No. P/7974, L/Cpl, MMP, 27/8/1918 died from wounds received, widow Ethel Mary Dillon of 95 Vandyke Street, Liverpool. 24/9/1918 given grant of £6. 7/7/1919 awarded pension of 23/- per week. Also:- APW/3767. Dillon, Ethel, Mary (FC), 95 Vandyke Street, Lodge Lane, Liverpool, MMP, L/Cpl, P/7974.
Info from Army Register of Soldier's Effects 1901-1929. 669659, E/608320, Dillon, Frederick Charles, MMP, L/Cpl, P/7974, KIA, France, 23/11/18 his widow Ethel received £2-9-6, 12/12/18 she received £5-19-00, 12/1/20 she received £6-10-00 war gratuity.
He was buried on the same day as P/5971, Cpl, A Hickleton MMP at Ligny Sur Canche Cemetery.
Frederick Charles Dillon.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:Aug. 27, 1918
Company:MMP
CWGC Link:528434
Cemetery:LIGNY-SUR-CANCHE BRITISH CEMETERY, FRANCE 🇫🇷
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