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QSA (2) Cape Colony, South Africa 1902 (Captn. R. H. W. Tulloh, A.P.D.) engraved naming, small area of erasure between rank and initials

Henry William Tulloh was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the Yorkshire Light Infantry on 18 January 1888, and served with the 1st Battalion. He was promoted Lieutenant on 20 November 1889 and Captain on 10 March 1894, and subsequently served as the regiment’s Paymaster.

He transferred to the Army Pay Department on 12 March 1901, and served with this new unit in South Africa during the Boer War the following year.

His brother, Lieutenant-Colonel G. S. Tulloh, Gloucestershire Regiment, as killed in action at Sanctuary Wood during the Great War on 9 May 1915.

Clasps verified on WO100/230p70.

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QSA (3) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (Lt. Col. J. C. S. Irving. A.P.D.);
KSA (2) (Lt. Col. J. C. S. Irving. A.P.D.)

MID London Gazette 10 September 1901.

John Charles Sarle Irving was born in Greenwich on 24 March 1843, and was educated at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He was commissioned Ensign in the 18th Foot on 7 April 1863, and was promoted Lieutenant in 1867. He was appointed Instructor of Musketry with the 39th Foot in 1878, and was promoted Captain in the 102nd Royal Madras Fusilier (later Royal Dublin Fusiliers) on 4 September 1880. He was appointed Paymaster in the Army Pay Department in 1886, and was promoted Major on 30 May 1896, and Lieutenant Colonel on 6 October 1899.

He retired due to ill health in 1903, and died at Folkestone on 29 November 1914.

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QSA (0) (D. Jardine. A.P.D.

Confirmed on roll of Civilian Clerks employed in Army Pay offices, Natal. He was engaged on 5 March 1901 and discharged on 19 October 1901.


From WO100/230p35.

I am wondering about this man......
In Respect Of His QSA From The Army Headquarter Staff Medal Roll,
There Is The Following Annotation "Chief Clerk To Financial Adviser" With His Three State Clasp Entitlement "STRUCK OUT".

See thread: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/5-medals-and-...-j-huggett-cbe#73982

Mike


THE MILITARY ACCOUNTING AND AUDIT DEPARTMENT

The group consists of:

Commander of the British Empire, First Type, Issue Number: C-527 Dated: June 3rd 1918

Commander of the Order of the Nile

Queen's South Africa Medal, No Bars: J. Huggett, Esquire (Engraved in proper style).

In Respect Of His QSA From The Army Headquarter Staff Medal Roll,

There Is The Following Annotation "Chief Clerk To Financial Adviser" With His Three State Clasp Entitlement "STRUCK OUT".

British War Medal / Inter-Allied Victory Medal: Colonel J. Huggett

French Legion of Honour, Chevalier (Knight) {Not Yet Verified}

ARMY HEAQUARTERS STAFF, CAIRO AND JERUSALEM, financial advisor to General Edmund Allenby etc General Staff

Note on file: Attached to Staff of Colonel T. E. Lawrence during Arab Revolt as Financial Liaison between Arab, British and French Governments, 1916 to 1920.

COMMANDER, Order of the British Empire:
6690 SUPPLEMENT TO THEIONDON GAZETTE, 7 JUNE, 1918.
James Huggett, Esq. Financial Adviser, Egyptian Expeditionary Force.

Mentioned in Despatches:
7049 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14 JUNE, 1918. J. HUGGETT, T./COL.

Civil Service Gazette (Ireland)

1880 Entry:
London Gazette – Issue 24909 – Page 6564
Entry into the Civil Service 1880

James Huggett, Clerk of the Lower Division, from the Public Works Office (Ireland)

1891 Entry:
London Gazette – Issue 26838 – Page 1891
War Office: Staff Officer on the Clerical Establishment of the Ordnance Factories

and

James Huggett to be Staff Officer the Clerical Establishment of the Ordnance Factories.

Civil Service Gazette (England)

1905 Entry:
London Gazette – Issue 27770 – Page 1586
War Office - Accountant in the Army Accounts Branch

James Huggett

UNDER CLAUSE VII OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF 4th JUNE, 1870.

Memorial:

Found this memorial inscription online from his grave memorial at St. Patrick's Church, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, Ireland

In Ever Loving Memory Of
James Hugget C.B.E.
Dearly Loved Husband, Father And Friend
Who Entered Into Rest
April 2nd 1926,
Aged 63 Years

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QSA (3) Cape Colony, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, unofficial retaining rod between state and date clasps (769 Corpl: D. T. Kirkpatrick. A.P.D.);
Army LS&GC GV (769 S.Q.M. Sjt. D. T. Kirkpatrick. A.P.C.)

Sold together with KSA (2) (3239 Serjt: J. Garbutt. Scot: Rifles.)

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QSA (0) (Civ: Clerk F. Prestcott. A.P.D.)

WO100/230p96 records entitlement to the clasps CC and SA02 and that both of these were recovered.