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L/Corporal 6204 Thomas Bertram KIMBERLEY MM - 1st/6th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
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| Military History |
Theatre
France & Flanders
Medals
Military Medal, 1915 Star, British War and Victory Medals
Medal Citation (if app)
See below
Enlisted Date/Place
August 1914 or before at Rugby
Commonwealth War Graves Page
SWFHS War Memorial(s)
Other War Memorial(s)
Previous Regiments/Units
MM Citation from his nephew Bill Kimberley
"The German Lines were straffing with machine guns when Tom got a grenade zigzagged through and threw a grenade which hit the German machine gun post"
Circumstances Leading to Death (Normally from War Diary)
The battalion were order to form at the starting point at Canal Bank and to attack and capture enemy positions at Winchester Farm, Stoke Farm and York Farm. The attack started at 5.30am and was "extremely successful" with objective captured. 350 prisoners were taken and 10 machine guns and 2 anti-tank guns were captured. The casualties on the day were 31 killed (including Thomas), 33 missing and 158 wounded
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| Personal & Family History |
Birth Date & Place
Jan Qtr 1892 at Marton
Baptism Date & Place
Parents
Job & Julia Kimberley of Birdingbury
Wife & Marriage
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Children
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Occupation(s)
- 1911 - Farm Hand
Schools & Colleges
Address History
- 1901 - Working Mens Club, Birdingbury
- 1911 - Birdingbury
- 1917 - The Clubhouse, Birdingbury







