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Army Order 163 of July 1901 listed awards of the Distinguished Conduct Medal.





















For “ Distinguished Conduct in the Field.”— 1901. The following warrant officers, non-commissioned officers and men have been awarded silver medals for “ Distinguished Conduct in the Field ”:—

5th Dragoon Guards.
Serjeant-Major William Manning.
Serjeant-Major A. E. Hurst.
Corporal R. W. Feast.
7th Dragoon Guards.
Private J. McGibben.
1st Dragoons.
Private A. Lloyd.
6th Lancers.
Serjeant F. Hyde.
Lance-Corporal P. J. Smith.
16th Lancers.
Serjeant G. Hudgell.
18th Hussars.
Serjeant E. Baldry.
Serjeant Or. Bachelor.
Lance-Serjeant A. Collier.
Private G. Bracey.
Private Thomas Morgan.
Imperial Yeomanry.
Serjeant-Major A. C. Sandford.
Serjeant I. F. Nicholl.
Serjeant Lignall.
Corporal T. Harris.
Corporal A. D. Passmore.
Trumpeter F. Downing
Trooper S. A. Atkinson.
Trooper Claud Ferguson
Trooper C. Harvey.
Trooper Sopp.
Royal Artillery.
Battery Serjeant-Major F. Pavey.
Serjeant J. Cleary.
Serjeant H. T. Hale.
Serjeant H. Harding.
Serjeant J. Lyons.
Serjeant J. Roxburgh.
Serjeant H. Wilson.
Serjeant H. Wilson.
Serjeant-Farrier W. Brown.
Bombardier N. Baker.
Bombardier W. Knight.
Acting-Bombardier G. Hew.
Gunner G. H. Billingham (since deceased).
Gunner C. Colton.
Gunner J. S. Gudgeon.
Gunner B. Greenwood.
Gunner H. S. Gilberry.
Gunner E. Holtham.
Gunner A. W. Moss.
Gunner P. Nolan.
Gunner C. Puttock.
Gunner W. Shields.
Gunner T. Woods.
Briber W. T. Bodill.
Driver W. Cove.
Driver R. Foulkes
Driver H. Harding.
Driver A. Parmenter
Royal Engineers.
Company Serjeant-Major J. H. Smith.
Troop Quarter-Master-Serjeant J. Newnham.
Serjeant S. Grist.
Corporal J. Wilson.
Sapper F. Trask.
Grenadier Guards.
Serjeant A. J. Major.
Coldstream, Guards.
Private R. T. Eldridge.
Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Lance-Scrjeant J. Knight.
Corporal E. Smith.
Lance-Corporal M. Regan (since deceased).
Private G. Cawson.
Private T. Hatherall.
King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment).
Lance-Serjeant G C. S. McLeod.
Private McGovan (killed in action).
Northumberland Fusiliers.
Serjeant W. Smith.
Corporal D. S. Blair.
Lance-Corporal W. Brown.
Private H G Seagor.
Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).
Lance-Corporal W. C. Bell.
Private J. Benton.
Private W. O’Keefe.
King's (Liverpool Regiment).
Colour-Serjeant Lees.
Private Roberts.
Lincolnshire Regiment.
Lance-Serjeant H. Withington.
Devonshire Regiment.
Colour-Serjeant J. Horswell.
Serjeant F. J. Aplin.
Serjeant W. Pitt.
Serjeant F. Foster.
Lance-Serjeant A. Williams.
Corporal W. Poulter.
Lance-Corporal M. J. McDonald (killed in action).
Lance-Corporal G Robins.
Lance-Corporal E. A, Stebbing.
Prince Albert's (Somersetshire Light Infantry).
Colour-Serjeant H. French.
Private H. Hutchins.
Prince of Wales’s Own {West Yorkshire Regiment),
Colour-Serjeant F. Kingsley.
Serjeant E. Ford.
Serjeant F. H. Poplar (killed in action).
Private H. Goodyear.
Private J. Moran.
Prince of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regiment).
Serjeant H. Parkinson, Mounted Infantry.
Lancashire Fusiliers.
Colour-Serjeant R. J. Potter (killed in action).
Serjeant J. T. Farrell
Lance-Serjeant J. A. Holmes.
Private F. Lomas.
Private J. Rovle.
Private J. T. Turner.
Royal Scots Fusiliers.
Serjeant-Major John Steele.
Serjeant R. Taylor.
Lance-Corporal J. Shields.
Private W. Farr.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
Serjeant G. E. Darragh.
Corporal W. Roberts.
Lance-Corporal T. James.
Lance-Corporal J. Townsend.
South Wales Borderers.
Private A. Howells.
Cameronians (Scottish Rifles).
Serjeant W. Langrish.
Serjeant-Major T. Slattery.
Corporal H. Poole.
Private A. T. Howe.
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
Serjeant-Major W. Martin.
Lance-Corporal J. Cleiand
Drummer R.A.F. FitzGerald.
Private A. Thompson.
Worcestershire Regiment.
Corporal J. E. Green.
Private W. Hill.
Private S. Banks (6th Battalion).
East Surrey Regiment.
Colour-Serjeant H. J. Percy.
Lance-Corporal S. Fisher.
Lance-Corporal R. Parris.
Private E. Brady.
Private T. W. Morton.
Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment),
Private J. Parry.
Border Regiment.
Serjeant-Instructor of Musketry T. Allen.
Serjeant N. Sparke.
Serjeant W. G. Bartholomew.
Lance-Serjeant A. Munro (killed in action).
Royal Sussex Regiment.
Private (now Lance-Corporal) J. Gill.
Prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment),
Serjeant W. Price.
Private R. Brighouse.
Private H. Bracken.
Essex Regiment.
Private J. Bright.
Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regiment).
Serjeant G. Dexter, Malta Mounted Infantry (died of wounds).
Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment).
Colour-Serjeant B. H. Grellier (Mounted Infantry).
King’s (Shropshire Light Infantry).
Lance-Serjeant W. H. Marsden.
Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment).
Private W. Boyd.
Private J. E. B. Gilmore.
King's Royal Rifle Corps.
Serjeant-Major A. H. Hill.
Bandmaster F. Tyler.
Colour-Serjeant G. Rowat.
Serjeant F. H Clay.
Lance-Corporal T. J. Hendrick.
Lance-Corporal J. W. C. Strange.
Private W. S. Kibby.
Private F. B. Limbrick
Lance-Serjeant J. Church.
Lance-Corporal J. Kelly.
Private W. Holmes.
Private P. Kelly.
Private E. Reid.
Rifle Brigade (the Prince Consort's Own).
Serjeant-Major W. E. N. Morrish.
Colour-Serjeant J. Archer.
Colour-Serjeant J. H. Eastwood.
Serjeant J. H. Brooke.
Serjeant W. H. Dyer.
Corporal J. Coyne.
Corporal J. McCauley.
Private W. T. Adams.
Private J. Brown.
Private A. Budworth.
Private H. Jackson (Composite Regiment of Mounted Infantry).
Royal Army Medical Corps.
Corporal A. C. Ralfe.
Corporal W. L. Glasgow.
Private T. J. Farrell.
1st Australian Bushmen.
Serjeant Davenporte.
6th Imperial Bushmen.
Corporal Moy.
Victorian Imperial Bushmen.
Corporal Elliott.
West Australian Mounted Infantry.
Private H. Force.
West Australian Bushmen.
Serjeant W. George.
Private I. Angel.
Canadian Dragoons. Private W. A. Knisley.
4th New Zealand Rough-Riders.
Private Langham.
6th New Zealand Rough-Riders.
Farrier-Serjeant G. Rouse.
Private A. H. Free.
Bechuanaland Rides.
Serjeant Lionel Cook.
Bethune's Mounted Infantry.
Squadron-Serjeant-Major Murrow.
Squadron-Serjeant-Major J. H. McBeth.
Border Horse.
Private G. Doyle.
Cape Police.
Serjeant H. M. B. Currie.
Imperial Light Horse.
Serjeant G. Osborne
Lance-Corporal A. B. Duere.
Imperial Light Infantry.
Corporal P. M. Weldon (killed in action).
Private Tom Hughes.
Private R. Hunter.
Private G. Reed.
Montgomerys Scouts.
Corporal C. Roberts.
Scout John Murray.
Natal Carbineers.
Trooper F. C. Farmer.
Queenstown Volunteers.
Serjeant J. A. Temlett.
Corporal F. Hayes.
Private P. Barton.
Private G. Bourchier.
Private C. Currie.
Private T. H. Niland.
Private W. H. Sladdin.
Private P. P. Stilwell.
Roberts's Horse
Serjeant J. C. Collins.
Trumpeter J. C. O’Hara.
South African Light Horse.
Corporal T. Tobin.
Lance-Corporal A. J. Miller.
Thomeycroft's Mounted Infantry.
Serjeant J. H. Jeffries.
Serjeant J. Mason.
Private G. E. Ackland.
Private J. B. Fischer.
Private A. Neilson.
Railway Division, Mafeking.
Serjeant-Major Park Moffat,
Signalling Serjeant (late 3rd Dragoon Guards).
Imperial Military Railways.
Civilian Engine Driver Pickerill.
Royal Army Medical Corps.
Serjeant-Major F. B. Crookes has been granted a Bar to the Distinguished Conduct Medal already conferred upon him.

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Army Order 194 of 1901 accepted the Royal Monmouth Engineers for service in South Africa. Army Order 195 redefined the term nurse and nursing sisters.

Army Order 225 of November 1901 set out how entries for officers in the Army List would appear.

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