| Surname: | Moss |
| Initials: | L G |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | 7941883 |
| Notes: | CMP. He enlisted in to the Royal Armoured Corps 27/2/43 transferred to CMP SIB. Extracts from Army Record:- He was born 14/7/09 at Wallasey, Cheshire, He enlisted 3/6/41 at Chester, Cheshire, He resided at 14 Butter Bache Road, Huntingdon, Chester, Cheshire, He married Gertrudis De Loya, 1/8/36 at Liverpool. Lancs, Home 17/7/41 to 8/1/42, Middle East 9/1/42 to 22/1/46, Home 23/1/46 6/8/48 He was awarded the 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 8 army clasp, Defence medal. War Medal. Address:- 14 Butter Bache Road, Huntington, Chester Leslie Gilbert Moss. Extract from the Liverpool Echo - Saturday, 1 August, 1936. AN AIGBURTH BRIDE. The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Church, Aigburth to-day, of Miss Tula de Langs, daughter of the late Captain de Langs, of Aigburth to Mr. Leslie Gilbert Moss, son of Mr Gilbert Moss, of Seaview Road, Wallasey. The bride wore a medieval gown of chiffon velvet with monk sleeves, and a train out in one with the skirt and a short net veil secured by a halo of net flowers. She carried a sheaf of Harriesii lilies. Miss Olive Moss was the bridesmaid in a gown of cornflower blue taffetas with a short jacket to match and a "cart-wheel" hat crowned with the same silk, he bouquet being composed of pink carnations and cornflowers. After a reception at Childwall Abbey Hotel the bride and groom left for a honeymoon in Devon and Cornwall. |