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The Natal Mounted Police

The only permanently embodied Force in the Colony

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[ QSA (3) ? ]
Natal (1) 1906 (Wdr. S. H. Maby, Natal Police.)

2463 Trooper S H Maby, Natal Police, is crossed through on the QSA supplementary roll WO100/261p166 and shown for Tr, 01 and 02 on WO100/261p178.

'Colonel Dartnell CMG and officers
Natal Mounted Police'

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QSA (2) Natal, Transvaal (1965 Tpr: E. E. Redgrove. Natal Police.);
British War Medal (Cpl. E. E. Redgrove. S.A.N.L.C.)

Tr and Natal listed on WO100/261p138. SA01 listed on WO100/261p158

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QSA (2) South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (2562 Tpr. M. B. Howarth. Natal Police.);
Natal (1) 1906 (Tpr: M. B. Howarth, Natal Police).

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QSA (3) Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (2486 Tpr. S. W. Moss-Blundell. Natal Police.);
[ Great War medals ]

George Stanley Whitaker Moss-Blundell was born in Yorkshire, in June 1883. He attested into the Natal Police and served during the Boer War. Later commissioned into the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry for service during the Great War, he was advanced Captain and served on the Western Front with the 1st Battalion from 26 May 1915. His name appears in The London Gazette in 1940, having been recalled for service on 3 July 1940. He died in Newton Abbott, Devon, in December 1963.