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Warwickshire / Alfred Henry Cherry M2?
« on: Tuesday 11 December 07 20:06 GMT (UK) »
I have a medal record which I think relates to my grandfather in WW1 ASC. Any ideas what the M2 signifies before his regimental number?
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Warwickshire / Alfred Gilbert Boer War Soldier
« on: Thursday 29 November 07 20:28 GMT (UK) »
My great grandad served in the Royal Artillery in India then the Boer War and WW1
I have his service records but they are really difficult to read and there are many abbreviations etc.
Any advice please on how I should proceed?
I have his service records but they are really difficult to read and there are many abbreviations etc.
Any advice please on how I should proceed?
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Warwickshire / Alfred Henry Cherry
« on: Thursday 29 November 07 20:21 GMT (UK) »
Looking for WW1 Service details for my grandfather who was born in 1898 and I believe was in the Royal Engineers Warwickshire Mechanical (only details I can remenber from talking to my nan about him several years ago). One of his army pictures is with an army friend called Frank Perry. My grandad would have only been 16 when war broke out. I also have a photo of him that says Salonika on the rear dated 23 June 1919. The last digit has been inked over so I don't know if this shouldn't read 1918. I have searched Ancestry for his war records and the only Alfred Henry Cherry I can find was in the Middlesex, five years older and address and mother are clearly not the Alfred I am searching for. Any help would be appreciated. I have also drawn a blank on his medal record.
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