Corps of Military Police
Soldier Details:
Surname: | Kelly | |
Initials:   | P.M. | |
Rank:   | Lance Corporal | |
Army No.:  | 854 | |
Notes:   | MFP. He was born at Windlesham, 28/4/11897 enlisted, occupation baker, died 23/11/05 at Wendelsham, Nr Ascot, Surrey, father Charles Kelly received £10.9.102. Army Register of Soldiers' Effects, 1901-1929. 28/4/1897 he enlisted in the 4 Kings Royal Rifles, No. 200, age 18.4 years, served Home 28/4/1897 to 14/3/1899, India 15/3/1899 to 17/9/1899, South Africa 18/9/1899 to 17/9/1900, Home 18/9/1900 to 10/12/1901, South Africa 11/12/1901 to 27/6/1904, Home 28/6/1904 to 23/11/1905 died from heart disease, found dead in road near Wrecclesham, Surrey. 10/4/1905 transferred to MFP. Father Charles, Ford Road, Ashford, Middlesex, next of kin Charles Kelly, George Inn, Ash Vale, Surrey. Percy Morgan Kelly. |
Decorations/Medals/Awards (2)
  | 1. Decoration:   Queen's South Africa Medal | Gazette Date: 1901-09-09 | Gazette Issue: WO 100/196 | Gazette Page: 202 |
Citation:   Clasp: Defence of Ladysmith awarded as No. 200 Pte P Kelly, 2 KRRC. Also on WO 100/196, 421, 1/4/1903. on roll of 4 KRRC Clasps: Orange Free State, South Africa 1902, 2 KRRC. |
  | 2. Decoration:   King's South Africa Medal | Gazette Date: 1903-09-28 | Gazette Issue: WO 100/196 | Gazette Page: 193 |
Citation:   Clasps: South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. Shown on 4 KRRC medal roll shown as 2 KRRC. Name shown as Peter Kelly No. 200. |
Casualty Details:
Date Killed: | 23rd November 1905 |
Company: | UNKNOWN |
Cemetery: | UNKNOWN   UNITED KINGDOM |
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