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Hi IL
I did find another Wooding who served in the CCCC.
W M Wooding 40205 ...... I wonder if they were related?

Regards

Dave......

Picture courtesy of DNW

QSA (3) Cape Colony, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (155 Tpr. A. Brown. Warren’s M.I.) a somewhat later issue with small impressed naming and fixed suspension, polished, therefore good fine

Abraham Brown was born in 1866, possibly in the United States, his wife residing at La Cross, Wisconsin at the time of his enlistment into Warren’s Mounted Infantry in January 1901. He was discharged at Cape Town in June 1902. His name appears on the medal roll for four other units: Scott’s Railway Guards (No. 1920), Western Light Horse (No. 171), Worcester District Mounted Troops (No. 34), and Peninsula Horse (No. 1355).

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QSA (4) CAPE COLONY TRANSVAAL SOUTH AFRICA 1901 SOUTH AFRICA1902 (181 TPR.J.HENDERSON.WARREN'S M.I.)

Described as:

On the roll for the Johannesburg Mounted Rifles as no:2075/39266.shown as re-issued 16/01/1907
SA 1901/SA1902 shown on Johannesburg M/R roll-
serving with Warrens Mounted Infantry.
Also shown as serving with Worcester district Mounted Troops
Medal sent to 4 Wellington St. West, North Shields

Picture courtesy of Noonan's

QSA (2) Cape Colony, South Africa 1901 (211 Cpl:- Far: J. A. Jackson. Warren’s M.I.)

James Andrew Jackson.

CC and SA01 on WO100/278p18. SA01 also on WO100/278p46.

Also served De Aar TG and Lieutenant, Beaufort West DMT.

QSA issued 30 June 1904.