Attested 1 September 1914 Wenlock Barracks Anlaby Road Hull – Posted wounded Snapper July 1916 – Military Medal North Eastern Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough 23 October 1916 – Awarded Military Medal London Gazette 21 October 1916 as 10th/296 Corporal Frank Davie East Yorkshire Regiment – 2nd Lieutenant Frank Davie died of wounds received in action on 3rd May 1917 4th Battalion attached 11th Battalion during the battle of Arras. – France 8 December 1915 Corporal (Late 10th Battn) Died of Wounds on the 2nd June 1917 in the United Kingdom at Endaleigh Pal. Hosp., wounds received in action on 3rd May 1917 – embarked from Devonport for Egypt 8th December 1915 – disembarked Port Said Dec 22nd 1915 – embarked Port Said 29th February 1916, Landed Marseilles 7th March 1916 – Wounded in France not seriously in the shoulder – returned to France to the Yorkshire Regiment where he won the Military Medal recorded 9 September 1916 – served in France and returned for commission 24th January 1917 – severely wounded in action on 3rd May 1917 4th Battalion attached 11th Battalion. – Died 2nd June 1917 in the United Kingdom at Endaleigh Pal. Hospital – Obituary 2nd Lieutenant Frank Davie, who died of wounds in a London Hospital on 2nd June, was the third son of Mr. John Davie 62 Sunny Bank, Hull. He was educated at the Hull Grammar School, where he won high distinctions in his studies and on the sports field. Then spending a short time with Messrs. Blundell, Spence and Co., and later joined the staff of the Hull Corporation Accountant. After the outbreak of the war, he enlisted, and after quick promotions was drafted to Egypt, and afterwards to France. On February 5th 1917, Lieutenant Davie was the principal figure in an interesting ceremony in the Mayor’s parlour at the Hull Guildhall when he was presented by the Lord Mayor with a Military Medal, which had been awarded for bravery in the field. Snapper July 1917 – Hull Grammar School Roll of Honour Hull Daily News – Military Medal and Trio for sale on Ebay September 2010 – Commemorated Grammar School War Memorial in situ Hull Collegiate School Tranby Croft Anlaby East Yorkshire