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KRRC Medal Rolls Index - Lookup please


paulfeeney

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Hi all

I am researching my grandfather William James Mogg.

He was a Private in the KRRC No. A/3446.

Can somebody please do a look-up in the KRRC Medal Rolls Index to help me ascertain what battalion he was with?

Many thanks

Paul

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ancestry .com--Private krcc-number A/3446--NO Battalion given,.-+L/Cpl Oxs & Bucks number 21137-no battalion given. Sent to France 19th May 1915.

Wesley Wright

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Paul

Ancestry look up.

W J Mogg (William J)

KRRifC Pte A/3446

Oxf & Buck L/Cpl 21137

(1) France Date of Entry 19th May 1915

Medals

Victory

British

15 Star

There is a remark in remarks column ie. clan z, 22,5,19.

Brian

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Pals,

What Paul is after is a look-up in the Medal Rolls not the Medal Index Cards.

Here's the entry for my own grandfather on the KRRC British War & Victory Medals Roll as an example:

post-20192-1224713728.jpg

You'll see it shows the battalions my GF served in, which is what Paul is after for his grandfather. He already has the Medal Index Card, see: WJ Mogg Medal Index Card

Sadly I don't yet have my own copy - I got the image above courtesy of one of the other Pals :rolleyes:

For Paul's GF, a look up in the Ox & Bucks LI Medal Roll will also be needed.

Cheers,

Mark

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Paul

There is a remark in remarks column ie. clan z, 22,5,19.

Brian

Brian,

This is "Class Z, 22,5,19".

It signifies that William was discharged into the Army Class Z Reserve on 22nd May 1919, and here FYI is the blurb on Class Z Reserve from the mother site:

Class Z Reserve was authorised by an Army Order of 3 December 1918. There were fears that Germany would not accept the terms of any peace treaty and therefore the British Government decided it would be wise to be able to quickly recall trained men in the eventuality of the resumption of hostilities. Soldiers who were being demobilised, particularly those who had agreed to serve "for the duration", were at first posted to Class Z. They returned to civilian life but with an obligation to return if called upon. The Z Reserve was abolished on 31 March 1920.

Cheers,

Mark

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Pals,

What Paul is after is a look-up in the Medal Rolls not the Medal Index Cards.

Here's the entry for my own grandfather on the KRRC British War & Victory Medals Roll as an example:

post-20192-1224713728.jpg

You'll see it shows the battalions my GF served in, which is what Paul is after for his grandfather. He already has the Medal Index Card, see: WJ Mogg Medal Index Card

Sadly I don't yet have my own copy - I got the image above courtesy of one of the other Pals :rolleyes:

For Paul's GF, a look up in the Ox & Bucks LI Medal Roll will also be needed.

Cheers,

Mark

Thanks Mark, I got a little confused there.

and yes, a lookup for the Ox & Bucks LI Medal Roll would also help me no end.

Cheers

Paul

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