Thomas Burtonshaw Nicholls
| Major Thomas Burtonshaw Nicholls RAMC | |||||
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| Born | 1885 | ||||
| Died | 1949 | ||||
| Residence |
c/o Holt & Co, Whitehall | ||||
| Occupation | armed services | ||||
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1919.04.15 nominated; proposed by C.G. Seligman, seconded by M.A. Murray
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LIEUTENANT Thomas Burtonshaw Nicholls
13 MAR 1885 – 3 JUNE 1949 [DEVON]
1905 Resident at Findater, Kinross.
1 Aug 1908 Lieutenant RAMC.
1910–1913 Served in Egypt.
Malta June 1910 Embarked for Malta for attachment to a battalion for anti typhoid treatment.
Malta Aug 1911 Not listed after Feb 1911.
1 Feb 1912 Captain RAMC.
1913–1914 Served in Cyprus.
1914–1918 Served with British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium.
28 July 1914 Start of the Great War.
4 Aug 1914 Britain declares war on Germany.
1916–1918 Commanding Officer Field Ambulance.
1 Aug 1920 Major RAMC.
1921–1926 Served in India.
1929–1935 Served in India.
16 Sept 1933 Lieutenant Colonel RAMC.
20 May 1939 Retired. Co-Author of Organization, Strategy and Tactics of the Army Medical Services in War, London, Bailliere, Tindall and Cox, 1937.
3 June 1949 Died at Clairfaye, Seaton, Devon.
Son of W. J. Nicholls; born Haggerston, London, 13 March 1885. M.B., 1908. Cheltenham College O.T.C.; Aberdeen University R.A.M.C. (V.), 1903-08. Commissioned, R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized, August 1914. Served - France, August 1914-May 1918; Home, 1918. Final rank, Acting Lieutenant-Colonel. Mentioned in despatches, May 1918.
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Organisation, Strategy and Tactics of the Army Medical Services in War, etc, 1937
