Captain Henry Lloyd Fielding “Lloyd” Bucknall
04 Oct 1903 - 19 Jun 1970
Postings
| Unit or location | Role | Posted from | until |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sir Fynwy | Intelligence Officer | 10 Aug 1943 | 22 Apr 1944 |
| Monmouthshire | Intelligence Officer | 10 Aug 1943 | 22 Apr 1944 |
| Herefordshire | Intelligence Officer | 10 Aug 1943 | 22 Apr 1944 |
| Worcestershire | Intelligence Officer | 10 Aug 1943 | 22 Apr 1944 |
Education
Corpus Christie College, Cambridge
Regiment
The Royal Artillery
Military number
92167
Commissioned or Enlisted
5 Jul 1939
Career
Commissioned from ranks to Royal Artillery.
1940 Royal Devon Yeomanry.
1943-1944 Auxiliary Units Intelligence Officer, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Monmouthshire.
9 October 1954 Exceeding age limit ceased to be liable for recall Territoiral Army Reserve of Officers.
Address
(1939) Oakford Lawn, Kingsteignton, Devon, (1943) C/o Highwood, Bircher near Leominster, Herefordshire which is the home of Group Commander Geoffrey Lacon
Other information
Bucknall was born in New York to Henry, who was born in Spain, and Clara. He married Barbara Helen Shorrock in 1940. They are buried in Branscombe, Devon. His passport recorded him as 6 foot tall with brown hair and gray eyes. In 1940 he was Master of the Haldon (Devon) Harrier Hunt.
Herefordshire Young Farmers still compete for the Major H.L.F Bucknall Cup for ploughing.
Other pictures
Profile picture
Caption & credit
Bucknall memorial