Cpl C.A.Beverley RAMC - Balkans casualty, was it action or illness ?

[davidbohl]

Cpl Cecil Adler Beverley #337395 RAMC 80th F.A was one our schoolteachers who died extremely late on 17th Oct 1918, here he is on the left Aliens1908-9

I read on the Long, Long Trail that hostilities there finished around 28th Sept 1918, as I can't get to the library can GWF tell me if he died of wounds or was it say malaria/Spanish Flu.

Many thanks

Dave

Edited 31 March , 2020 by davidbohl

[RaySearching]

Dave could you check the service number you have given 

 

should it be 337395 ?

 

Ray

 

 

[michaelpi]

https://www.brunel.ac.uk/about/Archives/world-war-profiles/Cecil-Adler-Beverley

[RaySearching]

 

 

337395

 

Pension record confirms death from Phthisis and cardiac failure  cont on active service

as bio in link provided Michaelpi above

 

 

Ray

[davidbohl]

Ray, correction #337395 my eyes didn't line up with my spreadsheet, also #1846.

Thanks Michael, that is fairly comprehensive explanation.

His effects say he died in no.64 Gen. hospital, Greece., what an awful looking place to pass on.

Aerial view No 64 British General Hospital Salonica (Cotter collection AMS Archives)