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Thanks Steve.......

Yes I have him on my list...... Have seen this medal but a little beyond my pocket book......

Mike

QSAMIKE wrote: Thanks Steve.......

Yes I have him on my list...... Have seen this medal but a little beyond my pocket book......

Mike

And most other peoples too.

Owen

Definitely a speculative figure which I will also pass on!

Steve

Pictures courtesy of Noonan's

DCM Ed VII (Serjt:- Maj: R. J. Stallwood. Canadian Scouts);
[QSA (4) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and Rhodesia];
[ BWM and VM]

DCM London Gazette 31 October 1902.

Robert Jabez Stallwood was born in Hagersville, Ontario, Canada, in May 1877. He was a Rancher, who enlisted as a Gunner in the Royal Canadian Field Artillery at Kingston, in January 1900. Stallwood initially served during the Second Boer War with ‘C’ (Special Service) Battery, R.C.F.A. He was discharged to join ‘Howard’s Scouts’ (the Canadian Scouts, under the command of Major A. L. ‘Gat’ Howard, a British Irregular unit predominantly manned by Canadians) 12 December 1900.

Stallwood advanced to Sergeant-Major, and was Mentioned in Lord Kitchener's Despatch of 23 June 1902. He was discharged 13 January 1901, only to re-engage for service during the Great War. Stallwood was commissioned Lieutenant in the 228th Canadian Infantry Battalion in March 1916, and embarked for England in February of the following year. He transferred to the 6th Battalion, Canadian Railway Troops, and served with them as part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the French theatre of war from May 1917. Stallwood returned to Canada in May 1919, and was discharged 15 November 1919.

Just bumping up for new year......

GOOD EVENING EVERYONE......

I Have decided to take on the project of compiling a list of all the existing Queen's South Africa Medals either in singles or in groups named to..... (Including KSA's some people have QSA to original unit and KSA to Scouts)

THE CANADIAN SCOUTS

I would ask the assistance of all members of the forum if they can provide me with the following information.....

1. Name, Rank and Regimental Number (Note: Some medals were issued without a Number).

2. Style of Name Unitt: CAN. SCOUTS, CANAD'N SCOUTS, CANADIAN SCOUTS

3. Bars on the medal.

4. If part of a Group the other medals in the group.

5. Country of Location. I do not want any personal information just Country.

All information will be kept confidential and I may possibly be able to pass on some information to you......

Thank you in advance for any assistance that you can provide.....

Mike

Picture courtesy of eBay

QSA (4) CC OFS Tr SA02 (Tpr W Ross Canadian Scouts)

Available in Canada for US $1,250 or £1000.