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From the August 2024 Kaplan auction.

QSA (5) CC OFS Tr 01 02 (SQ MS T.G. Jones, Scottish Horse);
1914/15 Star (SSM T.G. Jones Natal Light Horse);
War Medal (Sjt T.G. Jones 7th SAI);
[ VM ]

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QSA (5) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (33813 Tpr: S. Telfer. Scottish Horse.)

Stephen Telfer attested into the Scottish Horse and served in South Africa with the 1st Battalion during the Boer War where he was discharged on 21 July 1901. He attested into the Rand Rifles three days later, and, after his discharge, re-attested with them for further service on 24 April 1902.

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QSA (5) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (26086 Serjt. F. J. Rogers. Scottish Horse),

M&E say Frederick James Rogers of Strood, Kent, served with the 2nd Company Scottish Horse and is confirmed on the medal roll. He was discharged at Johannesburg on 25 June, 1902.

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[ IGS 1895 ]
QSA (3) Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (474 Tpr: R. Edmonds. Scottish Horse.);
[ Great War Medals ]

Robert Edmonds, a Labourer from Bermondsey, Surrey, was born in 1874. He attested, aged 18, into the Royal West Surrey Regiment on 6 January 1891. A serial defaulter, he served in India from 17 January 1895 to 18 April 1899 and took part in the Tirah campaign. Invalided from the service he next attested into the Scottish Horse in Johannesburg, and served with the 1st Battalion during the Boer War. He was severely wounded at Moedwil on 30 September 1901 and discharged ‘medically unfit’ on 28 November 1901. He attested into the Dorsetshire Regiment for service during the Great War on 7 September 1914 and served on the Western Front from 7 September 1914 to 23 September 1916, afterwards serving at Home until his further medical discharge as a consequence of shell shock on 19 December 1916. He sadly appears in the register of inmates for the City of Westminster Union dated 31 March 1917.