The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions

Frank Gilding

. F. Gilding - He was part of a contingent of 130 men of the Hunts. Reserve Battalion who had volunteered for active service in December 1914. They left from Huntingdon station in carriages attached to the 10:06 train.
Information taken from a local newspaper dated the 17/3/1917 = Pte. Frank Gilding, of Ramsey, is wounded in the head and thigh, and is in hospital in France. He was with the Hunts. Cyclists, and is now attached to the Royal Warwicks.

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09/04/2012
. . Martyn Smith ©

.	F. Gilding - He was part of a contingent of 130 men of the Hunts. Reserve Battalion who had volunteered for active service in December 1914. They left from Huntingdon station in carriages attached to the 10:06 train. Information taken from a local newspaper dated the 17/3/1917 = Pte. Frank Gilding, of Ramsey, is wounded in the head and thigh, and is in hospital in France. He was with the Hunts. Cyclists, and is now attached to the Royal Warwicks.
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