| Notes: | MMP. 15/10/88 enlisted in the 21 Lancers Born Winchester, Hampshire, occupation Labourer. Served India 6.9 years, Egypt 7.4 years. 25/1/99 transferred to MMP. 21/10/09 discharged at Aldershot, time expired, age 40 years, after 21 years service, address: 241 Golden Hillock Road, Birmingham.
15/10/1888 he enlisted in the 21 Hussars, No. 3046, age 19 years, occupation Labourer, born Twyford, Hampshire. Formery served in the 3 Hampshire Militia. 25/1/1899 transferred to MMP, 18/11/1904 Cpl, 14/10/1909 discharged after 21 years at Tidworth, conduct very good. Served ho0me 15/10/1888 to 21/1/1890, India 1/2/1890 to 23/10/1896, Egypt 24/10/1896 to 3/3/1904, Home 4/3/1904 to 14/10/1908 to discharge. 1/12/1903 married Lillian Dadlye at Alexandria, Egypt, address: 24 Golden Hillock Road, Birmingham.
Awarded the Victory and War Medals. First served abroad France 22/3/1818. 4/1/1818 he enlisted in the Army Veterinary Corps No. SC/33955, age 49 years, 20/4/1918 Cpl paid, 4/6/1919 Sgt paid, 17/6/1919 Cpl, neglect of duty, 12/2/1921 to discharge services no long required. Served home 4/1/1918 to 21/3/1918, BEF 22/3/1918 to 28/12/1919, Home 29/12/1919 to 25/4/1920. 26/4/1920 he re enlisted in the Royal Army Service Corps No. ES/67945 as a Clerk (originally enlisted for work on grave registration units as a clerk). 12/2/1921 to discharge, address: 84 Robeck Street, Regents Park, London NW.
Frank Trent.
He has the same No. as Sgt Good MFP.
Extract from the Army and Navy Gazette, 11/7/08. Corps of Military Police.
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, in an order to the Southern Command has noted the conduct of Corpl. Trent, Military Police, and a picket of the 1st Cameron Highlanders, under Corpl. Ross, in respect to a serious fire at Shipton Bellinger last Friday. He says that it seems clear that but for the prompt action of Corp. Trent in galloping back to barracks immediately the fire was discovered, and the energetic action of the Cameron picket, which doubled the whole way from Tidworth Barracks to Shipton Belllinger with the fire engine, a large portion of the village must have been destroyed. |
