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QSA medal roll index
This page gives the number of the QSA rolls held by the National Archives
in the WO100 range. For example, to verify a QSA to the 20th Hussars
would mean you accessed roll WO100/119. The section on this page are:
Cavalry
112 1 and 2 Life
Guards, Royal Horse Guards 1-3 Dragoon Guards
113 4-7 Dragoon Guards
114 1 and 2 Dragoons, 3 and 4 Hussars
115 5 Lancers, 6 Dragoons, 7 and 8 Hussars
116 9 Lancers, 10 and 11 Hussars
117 12, 13 Lancers, 13 - I5 Hussars
118 16 and 17 Lancers, 18 Hussars
119 19 and 20 Hussars; 21 Lancers
Imperial Yeomanry
120 1 and 2
Battalions, includes index to companies, showing Battalions to which they
belonged
121 3 and 4 Battalions
122 5 and 6 Battalions
123 7 and 8 Battalions
124 9 and 10 Battalions
125 11 and 12 Battalions
126 13-15 Battalions
127 16-18 Battalions
128 19-22 Battalions
129 23-30 Battalions
130 31 and 32 Battalions, Lovat's Scouts, Staffs, Base
Depots, Unposted, Hospital Staffs
Individual claims
131 Officers
132 Non-Commissioned Officers and Men A-D
133 E-J
134 K-O
135 P-S
136 T-Z
Royal Artillery
137 Nominal Rolls
of issue of medals to Officers and Men of the Royal Artillery
138 Nominal Rolls of issue of medals to Officers and Men.
of the Royal Artillery
139 Staff, A, G, J, L - U, X - Z, AA and BB Batteries,
Riding Establishment, A and B
Depots and Miscellaneous Royal Horse
Artillery
Royal Field Artillery
140 Staff, 2, 4,
5, 7-10, 13, 14 and 17 Batteries
141 18-21, 26, 28, 37-39, 42-44 Batteries
142 48, 53, 60 - 69 and 73 Batteries
143 74-79, 81-86 Batteries
144 87 - 89, 94, 96, 99, 101, 104 - 107, 110, 115, 117,
119, 120, 129, 131, 135, 141, 142,
145, 149 - 151 Batteries, POW
der Maxims RA (Pom-Poms), Ammunition Columns and
Park, Depots, Mounted Rifles
and Miscellaneous
Royal Garrison Artillery
145 Maxim Battery,
31, 56, 57, 62, 63, 66, 68, 84, 85, 91, 92, 97 - 100 Companies - with Index
146 101 - 103 Companies, 4, 6 and 10 Batteries Mountain
Division, Staff Depots,
New Zealand Battery, Militia
Volunteers and Miscellaneous
147 Individual
Claims Officers A - Z
148 Non-Commissioned Officers and Men A-B
149 C-D
150 E-H
151 I-L
152 M-Q
153 R-S
154 T-Z
Royal Engineers
155 Staff, 5-7
Field Companies
156 8 - 12 and 17 Field Companies
157 20, 23, 26, 29, 31, 33 and 37 Field Companies
158 38, 39, 42, 45 - 47, 54 and 55 Field Companies
159 Telegraph Division Battalion
160 Pontoon and Bridging Troop,
Field Troops and Park, Searchlight Section, 1 and 2 Balloon Sections and
Balloon Repairing Factory VI
161 Base Details, Survey Companies,
Tay Section, Mauritius, Natal, St Helena, Royal Anglesey, Royal Monmouth VII
162 Volunteer Companies (by
Counties) and Electrical Engineers
Foot Guards
163 Grenadier Guards
164 Coldstream Guards
165 Scots and Irish Guards
Infantry of the Line
166 The Royal Scots and Royal West
Surrey Regiments
167 East Kent Regiment
168 Royal Lancaster Regiment
169 Northumberland Fusiliers
170 Royal Warwickshire Regiment
171 1st-7th Battalions Royal
Fusiliers
172 Liverpool Regiment
173 Norfolk and Lincolnshire
Regiments
174 Devonshire and Suffolk
Regiments
175 Somersetshire light Infantry
and West Yorkshire Regiment
176 East Yorkshire and Bedfordshire
Regiments
177 Leicestershire and Royal Irish
Regiments
178 Yorkshire Regiment
179 Lancashire Fusiliers
180 Royal Scots Fusiliers and
Cheshire Regiment
181 Royal Welsh Fusiliers and South
Wales Borderers
182 King's Own Scottish Borderers
and Scottish Rifles
183 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
and Gloucestershire Regiment
184 Worcestershire and East
Lancashire Regiments
185 East Surrey Regiment and Duke
of Cornwall's Light Infantry
186 West Riding and Border
Regiments
187 Royal Sussex and Hampshire
Regiments
188 South Staffordshire Regiment
189 Dorsetshire and South
Lancashire Regiments
190 Welsh Regiment and Royal
Highlanders
191 Oxfordshire and
Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and Essex Regiment
192 Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire
Regiment, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
193 Northamptonshire and Royal
Berkshire Regiments
194 Royal West Kent Regiment,
Yorkshire Light Infantry, Shropshire Light Infantry
195 Middlesex Regiment
196 1-4 Battalions, King's Royal Rifle Corps
197 9th Battalion
King's Royal Rifle Corps, Volunteer Service Companies and Wiltshire Regiment
198 Manchester Regiment
199 North Staffordshire Regiment
200 York and Lancaster Regiment
201 Durham Light Infantry
202 Highland Light Infantry
203 Seaforth and Gordon Highlanders
204 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders and
Royal Irish Rifles
205 Royal Irish Fusiliers and Connaught
Rangers
206 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
207 Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment
208 Royal Munster Fusiliers
209 Royal Dublin Fusiliers
210 1,2 and 4 Battalions Rifle
Brigade
211 5 and 7 Battalions Rifle
Brigade, Natal Field Force, Mounted Infantry with attachments
of Ceylon
Contingent, Royal Malta Regiment and Burma Mounted Infantry
Army Service Corps
212 Officers, Non-commissioned Officers
and Men, and Drivers etc. attached to Royal Horse and Royal Field Artillery,
St Helena Roll and Miscellaneous
213 1 - 37 Companies
214 38 (or B Supply Company) to
46,48,50 - 56,58 - 62, 64-66, 71, 81 -91, A Supply, B
Remount, C,D and E Supply Companies
215 Individuals - Non-Commissioned
Officers and Men
216 Civilians attached to
Companies, Crosbie's and Julius Weil's Transports
217 Army Service Corps Civilian
Individuals A - K
218 Civilian Individuals L - Z
Royal Army Medical Corps
219 Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers
and Men
220 Individuals A - K
221 Individuals L - Z
222 General Hospitals
223 Stationary Brigade and Field
Hospitals, Bearer Companies, Hospital Train, Refuge Camps
224 Militia Volunteers, Rhodesian
Field Force, Miscellaneous Civilians
225 St John's Ambulance, Red Cross
Society, Irish, Scotch, Welsh and Donative Hospitals, Hospital Ships
226 Civil Surgeons
227 Civil
Surgeons Individuals A - K
228 Civil Surgeons Individuals L - Z
229 Nurses
Other #1
230 Army Pay Department, Army Post
Office Corps Army Veterinary Department, Army Schoolmasters
231 Royal Navy, City of London Imperial
Volunteers
232 Her Majesty's Ship OPHIR -
Presentation Lists
233 Army Ordnance Department
234 Remount Department, Military Police
235 Chaplains - Church Army, Mission to
Soldiers, Salvation Army, Soldiers Christian Association, Young Men's
Christian Association, Individuals
South African Colonial Corps
236 Ashburner's Light Horse, Bechuanaland Rifles, Bethune's Mounted Infantry,
Border Horse, Border Scouts
237 Brabant's Horse
238 British South Africa Police, Bushmen
and Borderers
239 Cape Colony Cyclist Corps, Cape
Colonial Forces (Cape Defence Force} Tembuland and East Griqualand Field
Forces, Clarke's Light Horse, Cape Colony Ordnance and Defence Departments
240 Cape Garrison Artillery, Cape
Medical Staff Corps, Cape Mounted and Special Police
241 Cape Mounted Riflemen, Cape Town
Highlanders, Cattle Rangers
242 Colonial light Horse (2nd Battalion,
Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles), Colonial Scouts
243 Commander-in-Chief s Body Guard,
Composite Cyclists, Cullinan's Horse, Cyclist Despatch Riders
244 Damant's Horse (Late Rimmington's
Guides), Dennison's Scouts
245 Dordrecht District Volunteer Guard,
Driscoll's Scouts
246 Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer
Rifles
247 Eastern Province Horse, East
Griqualand Field Force, Farmer's Guard, French's Scouts, Frontier Light
Horse, Frontier Mounted Rifles
248 Gorringe's Flying Column, City of
Grahamstown Volunteers, Hannay's Scouts, Herschel Native Police
249 Imperial Bearer Corps, Imperial
Hospital Corps, Imperial Irregular Corps
250 1st Imperial Light Horse
251 2nd Imperial Light Horse
252 Imperial Light Infantry, Imperial
Military Railways, Imperial Yeomanry Scouts
253 Johannesburg - Mounted Rifles and
District Military Police
254 Kaffrarian Rifles
255 Kimberley Light Horse, Diamond
Fields Artillery, Kimberley Volunteer Regiment
256 Kitchener's Horse, 1st
Kitchener's Fighting Scouts
257 2nd Kitchener's Fighting Scouts
258 Kuruman Scouts, Loch's Horse and Ross Gun Section,
Loxton's and Lumsden's Horse, Lydenburg Mounted Police, Maratrani Mounted
Rifles, Marshall's Horse, Menne's Scouts
259 Midland Mounted Rifles, Montmorency Scouts, Murrey's
Horse, Namaqualaud British Scouts
260 Natal Volunteer Corps, Border Mounted Rifles, Durban
Light Infantry, Umvoti Mounted Rifles
261 Natal Volunteer Corps and Police
262 National (Waldon's) Scouts and Orange River Colony
Volunteers, Nesbitt's Horse
263 New England mounted Rifles, Neylan's Horse or Orange
River Scouts, Orange River Colony, Providence Mounted Police, Orpen's Light
Horse, Peninsula Horse, Pietersburgh Light Horse (late Bushveldt
Carabineers), Port Alfred Imperial Mounted Rifles, Protectorate Regiment
264 Prince Alfred's Guards Mounted Infantry, Prince
Alfred's Own Cape Artillery, Prince Alfred's Volunteer Guard, Prince of
Wales Light Horse, Queenstown Rifle Volunteers and Mounted Infantry
265 Railway Pioneer Regiments
266 Rand Rifles, Rhodesian Field Force, Rhodesia Regiments
267 Rhodesia (Southern) Volunteers, Rhodesian Coronation
Contingent, Robert's Horse, Rundle's Scouts
268 1st Scottish Horse, Scottish Cyclists Company
269 2nd Scottish Horse
270 Scott's Railway Guards, Settle's Scouts
271 South African Constabulary: Headquarters Depot,
Reserve Division, 'A' Division
272 South African Constabulary: 'B' and 'C' Divisions
273 South African Constabulary. 'E' Division and
Miscellaneous
274 South African Light Horse, I
275 South African Light Horse, II
276 South African Mounted Irregular Forces, Standerton
Mounted Police, Steinaecker's Horse, Struben's Scouts, Tembuland Mounted
Rifles
277 Thorneycrof's Mounted Infantry, Transkei Mounted
Rifles, Transvaal Constabulary, Tucker's Scouts, Uitenhage Volunteer Rifles
276 Warren's Mounted Infantry, Warren's Scouts, Warwick's
Scouts, Western Light Horse, Western Province Mounted Rifles, Xalanga
Mounted Rifles
279 Colonial Officials - Cape Colony, Natal,
Government Railways
District Mounted Troops and Town
Guards
280 A-C
281 D-J
282 Kimberley
283 K-M
284 N-P
285 Q-T
286 U-Z
Overseas Colonial Contingents
287 Canada and
Canadian Scouts, West India Regiment
288 New South Wales, I
289 New South Wales, II
290 Queensland
291 Victoria
292 South and West Australia
293 Australian Commonwealth Horse, Australian Army Medical
Corps, Doyle's Scouts, Tasmania
294 New Zealand Artillery and contingents 1 to 6
295 New Zealand contingents 7 to 10
Indian Army
296 Staff, British Officers, Cavalry,
Artillery, Infantry
297 Supply and Transport Corps (arranged according to
districts), Indian Male Pack Train, Private Servants to Officers
298 Ordnance, Military Accounts, Medical and Veterinary
Departments, Followers attached to British Units and Miscellaneous Followers
(arranged according to districts)
Other #2
299 Headquarter and General Staff
300 African Natives
301 Field Intelligence Department
371 Burgher Camps Department (Transvaal)
Criminal Investigation Department, Johannesburg Fire Brigade, War
Correspondents, Civilian Grooms and Servants, Civilians employed in
Field Force Canteens, South Metropolitan Gas Company Reservists, and
Chinese Regiment of Infantry
Late claims
377 1901 Sept - 1904 Jan. Correspondence
with Royal Mint relating to issue of bronze medals to natives: medal rolls
of the Cape Boy and Fingo native contingents at Mafeking Siege, and for
natives attached to 1st Royal Irish Regiment, Stemaicher's Horse, 9 Field Coy,
RE, 3rd Dragoon Guards, and 12 Coy Army Service Corps
378 1902 Apr - 1906 May Correspondence
relating to NCOs and men, Civilians, and Australians serving with Army
Post Office Corps: supplementary medal rolls, 'A' for NCOs and men, and
'B' for Civilians. Medal roll 'C' for Australians, is wanting
379 1903 Jan. Claim by Nursing Sister employed in
Concentration Camps for medal
380 1904 July - 1908 Jan. Correspondence
relating to Civilian Clerks and Typists employed with the Army Service
Corps: medal rolls enclosed
381 1904 May. Marshall's Horse, nominal list of
applicants who served with Corps
382 1904 May - Jun 1904 Brabant's Horse,
nominal list of applicants who served with Corps
383 1904 May - Jun 1904 Kitchener's Horse,
nominal list of applicants who served with Corps
384 1905 Apr - 1907 Feb. Application by
Major A Bailey of Gorringe's Horse for clasp to Queen's Medal, and King's
Medal for services to the Crown: the correspondence also touches on Lord
Milner's entitlement to the latter.
385 Undated Alphabetical list of
claims (general, all services) not approved by Commander in Chief
387 1912 June List of unclaimed
medals AG2/C/
389 1912 Sept. Return of forfeitures of personnel
in various regiments to the South Africa medal, and of Northumberland
Fusiliers to the Sudan medal
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