Looking for a Von Schultz, Bavarian Regiment

[TheRecordKeeper]

Hi there,

I'm looking for a fellow who appears to have been a German prisoner who passed through the care of the British 22nd General Hospital in Camiers, France, sometime in 1917. I can't quite make out the first word after his name, but it might be 'Cri'? After that, the number 108 or 168, then 'Bavarian Regiment, Saxony, Germany.' Since I don't speak German (Bavarian regiment information and service records on Ancestry.com) and there are many von Schultzes out there, I would appreciate any help in searching for this fellow. All information or insight is appreciated! I'm attaching the image I'm working from. Thanks so much in advance!

[GreyC]

Interesting.

The question to me is, what is the number of the regiment: 108 or 168? Neither is Bavarian. The 168 IR is Hessian. The Füsilier Regiment (FR) 108 is Saxon. Saxony is mentioned on the paper.  Maybe Herr von Schultz is a Bavarian in a Saxon regiment. If this is the case you won´t find him in the Bavarian Stammrollen on ancestry.

GreyC

Edited 15 October , 2019 by GreyC

[charlie2]

There isn‘t a von Schultz or von Schulz in the Bavarian casualty lists which agrees with GreyC‘s comment that he was not serving with a Bavarian Regt.
 

 

[JWK]

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Apparently not relevant

 

Edited 17 October , 2019 by JWK

[charlie2]

I think the „word“ before the numbers could be the French abbreviation „Cie“ for Company. Which could then give Company 10, 8 Bavarian Regt.

Charlie

[GreyC]

Good idea.

 

[bierast]

There is no-one named von Schultz in the published Saxon casualty lists (which include missing / captured). I also found no von Schultz with IR 168 in the Prussian lists.