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301. |
183327, AB P. Redmond, H. M. S. PROSERPINE See Group 4
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302. |
158165, P. O. 1st cl. A. Gass, H. M. S. REVENGE, 1905 6 In. Q.F. Bt before 1928
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303. |
New Zealand Cross (23 issued), awarded 1877, New Zealand Land Wars |
Trooper Antonio Rodriguez (de Sardinha), Taranaki Mounted Volunteers. 'For noble and daring conduct assisting and carrying wounded men from the field under fire on several occasions, notably on the 2nd October 1863 at Poutoka and on 11th March 1864 at Kaitake, upon which latter occasion he was particularly mentioned in garrison orders after the engagement.' Rodriguez was Portuguese, and went out to New Zealand on the S. S. ST MICHAEL in 1851 with his sister Rita Mary and her husband Emmanuel de Castro. He died in spring 1905. With original citation, and MS note in hand of purchaser from the family of Rodriguez in 1905. Hamilton Smith auction (Glendining, 20-21 July 1927, lot 982) |
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304. |
3123, Pvt. Owen Coughlan, 65th Foot Bt before 1928
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305. |
Henry J. Kelly, R. N., H. M. S. HAZARD Bt before 1928
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306. |
Boy, George Gray, H. M. S. IRIS Bt Lowe before 1928
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307. |
269, Pvt. J. H. Webster, 40th Regt.
Bt Lowe before 1928
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308. |
2780, Pvt. William Cotter, 65th Regt. Bt Lowe before 1928
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309. |
66, Pvt. William Walton, 1st Btn. 12th Regt. Bt before 1928
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310. |
30, Pvt. Eugene Lynch, 57th Regt. 1 in 1861 has been altered (from 3?) Bt before 1928
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311. |
91, Pvt. T. Sturgeon, 40th Regt. Bt Lowe before 1928
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312. |
739, Pvt. William Bourke, 70th Regt. Bt Lowe before 1928
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313. |
125, Pvt. Edward Rowbottom, 50th Queen's Own Regt. Bt Lowe before 1928
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314. |
2738, Cpl. Bernard Reilly, 68th Lt. Inf. Bt Lowe before 1928
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315. |
1726, Pvt. Miles Lawless, 2nd Btn. 18th Royal Irish Bt Lowe before 1928
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316. |
Trooper J. S. Hicks, Alberta Mtd. Rifles Roll confirms. Bt before 1928
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317. |
Unnamed Probably a specimen; fitted with Crimea-type suspension. Acquired before 1928
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318. |
Unnamed (Sgt. Tr. W. J. Waterlow, H. A. C.) See Group 5
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319. |
Orient, Service in (French). Early 20th century. (Bronze. Obv. 'Republique Française' Rev. 'Orient') |
Unnamed. Bt Baldwin 1927
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320. |
See List of Medals Not Accounted For |
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321. |
Maj. L. Fyler, 3rd Light Dragoons See Group 8
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322. |
Pvt. Patrick Boylan, 1st European Fusiliers Bt before 1928
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323. |
Pvt. Charles Lenden, 29th Foot Recipient died 31 July 1849. Acquired before 1928
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324. |
4636, Pvt. M. Sullivan, 2nd Btn. Royal Irish Regiment Acquired before 1928
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325. |
Punniar Star 29 Dec. 1843 |
Pvt. George Homeshaw, 9th Lancers, (Queen's Royal Lancers) Bt before 1928
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326. |
5478, Cpl. S. Froggatt, W. Yorks Regt. Acquired before 1928
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327. |
4972, Cpl. J. Farrell, Liverpool Regiment Bt before 1928
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328. |
6064, Pvt. E. Jennings, Liverpool Regiment Bt before 1928
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329. |
PO J. Quill, H. M. S. THETIS Bt before 1928
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330. |
3721, Pvt. W. Maxwell, 1st Highland Lt. Inf. Acquired before 1928
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331. |
26884, Trooper G. R. Davies, Prince of Wales Lt. Horse Bt before 1928
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332. |
Sgn. Capt. W. Hall-Owen, M. S. Vic. Militia Acquired before 1928
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333. |
4793, Pvt. P. Green, Manchester Regt. Acquired before 1928
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334. |
14, Cpl. C. Aldcroft, R. Can. Art. Acquired before 1928
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335. |
8172, Cpl. Wheeler W. White, Army Service Corps. Officially corrected. Acquired before 1928
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336. |
Lieut. D. T. Davies, Kaffir Rifles. Bt before 1928
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337. |
2441, Cpl. W. J. Higgins, 64th Battery RFA Acquired before 1928
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338. |
9179, Pvt. A. McDowell, Coldstream Guards Bt before 1928
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339. |
1774, Pvt. T. Moore, Royal Warwick Regt. Bt before 1928
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340. |
4619, Pvt. J. Sullivan, Royal Dublin Fusiliers Acquired before 1928
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341. |
7270, Gunner T. Allison, 24th West Div. R. Art. Bt before 1928
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342. |
Seringapatam, East India Co. 4 May 1799 (1808) (with suspension) (Gold) |
Unnamed. EF condition Bt Baldwin before 1928
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343. |
Seringapatam, East India Co. 4 May 1799 (1808) (no suspension) (Silver) |
Unnamed. EF condition Bt Lowe before 1928
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344. |
Seringapatam, East India Co. 4 May 1799 (1808) (no suspension) (Bronze) |
Unnamed. VF condition Bt Lowe 1927
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345. |
E. H. Middleton Renamed. Acquired before 1928
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346. |
1816, Pvt. J. Harvey, 80th Foot Bt before 1928
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347. |
1430, Pvt. M. McGrath, 88th Foot Acquired before 1928
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348. |
1531, Sgt. R. Muir, 91st Foot Bt before 1928
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349. |
Sgt. Maj. R. B. Keys, C. F. Art. Acquired before 1928
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350. |
109, Pvt. F. Bird, 80th Foot Bt Spink before 1928
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351. |
996, Pvt. P. Reddington, 2-24th Foot Acquired before 1928
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352. |
South Africa 1853 (for 1834-53) |
Pvt. Thomas F. Fleming, Cape Mounted Riflemen Acquired before 1928
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353. |
St Anne, Order of, II Class (Russia) |
Unnamed (2nd Lieut. John Mitchell, RAF) See Group 7
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354. |
St George, Silver Cross (Russia) |
Unnamed (2nd Lieut. John Mitchell, RAF) See Group 7
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355. |
St Stanislas, Order of, II Class (Russia) |
Unnamed (2nd Lieut. John Mitchell, RAF) See Group 7
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356. |
St Vladimir, Order of, III Class (Russia) |
Unnamed (2nd Lieut. John Mitchell, RAF) See Group 7
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357. |
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Native Soldier (unnamed), 12th Sudanese Regt. See Group 1
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358. |
Unnamed (Capt. T. M. Monk) See Group 6
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359. |
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Native Soldier (unnamed), 12th Sudanese Regt. See Group 1
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360. |
3122, Pvt. G. Palmer, 1st Btn. Cameron Hldrs. Bt before 1928
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361. |
3747, Pvt. T. Birks, 1st N. Staffs. Regt. Acquired before 1928
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362. |
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Native Soldier, 12th Sudanese Regt. See Group 1
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363. |
5129, Pvt. F. MacKay, 1st Seaforth Highlanders Acquired before 1928
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364. |
St Helena Medal 1821 (1857), French. In the name of Napoleon I. (Bronze) |
Unnamed Bt Baldwin before 1928
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365. |
Pvt. Francis Greenway, 29th Regt. Bt before 1928
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366. |
Pvt. Patrick Callaghan, 50th Regt. Acquired before 1928
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367. |
Capt. L. Fyler, 16th Lancers See Group 8
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368. |
Tibet 1903-4 |
18135, Gunner T. McDonagh, 7th Mt. Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery Acquired before 1928
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369. |
Tibet 1903-4 |
Subadar Jangbir Rana, 8th Ghurkha Rifles See Group 3
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370. |
J. Collier Bt Spink 1926
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371. |
E. L. Jackson Bt before 1928
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372. |
Victoria Cross (11 March 1858) |
Pvt. David Hawkes, 2nd Btn. Rifle Brgd.
David Hawkes, VC (1822-58) was 35 years old, and a private in the 2nd Bn., the Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort’s Own ), British Army during the Indian Mutiny when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC.
On 11 March 1958 at Lucknow, India, Private Hawkes' company was engaged with a large number of the enemy near the Iron Bridge. At one stage a captain (Henry Wilmot) found himself at the end of a street with only four of his men, opposed to a considerable body of the enemy. One of the men was shot through both legs and Private Hawkes, although severely wounded, lifted him up with the help of a corporal (William Nash) and they then carried their comrade for a considerable distance, the captain firing with the men's rifles and covering the retreat of the party. He was killed in action, at Fyzabad, India on 14 August 1858.
Bt before 1928
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373. |
Victoria Cross (27 Jan. 1917) Somme, France
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9887, Sgt. E. J. Mott, 1st Btn. Border Regt. Edward John Mott, VC, DCM (1893-1967). On 27 January 1917 the Battalion in company with the 1st Royal Enniskillen Fusiliers had orders to attack a section of the enemy position south of Le Transloy, known as Landwehr Trench. An artillery barrage of 96 eighteen-pounder guns, with support from 30 Australian howitzers preceded the attack which began at 5:30 a.m. along a 750-yard front. By 7:00 a.m 117 prisoners had been taken and the first and second objectives had been captured with light casualties. But consolidation on the flank proved difficult because of the frozen ground, enemy shelling and pernicious sniping. It was here that Mott became the Border Regiment’s first V. C. of the War. London Gazette, 9 March 1917: No. 9887 Sergeant Edward Mott, 1st Bn Border Regiment. For most conspicuous gallantry and initiative when in attack, the company to which he belonged was held up at a strong point by machine gun fire. Although wounded in the eye Sergeant Mott made a rush for the gun and after a fierce struggle seized the gunner and took him prisoner, capturing the gun. It was due to the dash of the non-commissioned officer that the left flank succeeded .' See Group 2.
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373A. |
2nd Lieut. J. Mitchell, RAF See Group 7
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373B. |
Capt. T. M. Monk See Group 6
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374. |
Pvt. Hugh Gormley, 6th or Inniskilling Dragoons Roll confirms. Bt before 1928
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375. |
969, Pvt. Mohomadu Imbria, 2nd Btn. North Nigerian Regt. Bt before 1928
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376. |
805, Pvt. D. Bryce, 2nd West India Regt. Bt before 1928
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377. |
East and West Africa (1887-1900) M'wele 1895-6 (on rim)
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323, Sepoy Samandar Kahn, 24th B0. Infy. Bt before 1928
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378. |
207, Pvt. J. Martin, 2nd Btn. Rifle Bgd. Acquired before 1928
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379. |
Widow's Cross or Memorial Cross (Geo. V) (Canadian) |
681778, Pvt. C. Smith On long purple ribbon. Acquired before 1928
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