The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions

H. Evans

. H. Evans - He was one of sixteen selected men of the 1/1st to be transferred to the 3rd Line East Anglian Divisional Cyclists on Tuesday < 16/10/1915 had gone to France. The day of their departure they were accorded a hearty send-off when they were paraded on the Battalion Parade Ground, and headed by the Regimental Band, were marched to the station. On the station the Band played appropriate music, while Col. Herbert the Captain chaplain - Rev K. D. Knowles, the Adjutant - Capt. Myres and other officers said " good-bye ", and a tremendous cheer was the good-bye of the home battalion as the train steamed out of the station.

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09/04/2012
. . Martyn Smith ©

.	H. Evans - He was one of sixteen selected men of the 1/1st to be transferred to the 3rd Line East Anglian Divisional Cyclists on Tuesday < 16/10/1915 had gone to France. The day of their departure they were accorded a hearty send-off when they were paraded on the Battalion Parade Ground, and headed by the Regimental Band, were marched to the station. On the station the Band played appropriate music, while Col. Herbert the Captain chaplain - Rev K. D. Knowles, the Adjutant - Capt. Myres and other officers said " good-bye ", and a tremendous cheer was the good-bye of the home battalion as the train steamed out of the station.
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