Corps of Military Police
Soldier Details:
Surname: | Cox | |
Initials:   | A. | |
Rank:   | Acting Sergeant | |
Army No.:  | P/6145 | |
Notes:   | MFP. Served Home. He enlisted 2/3/15 in the 2/8 London Regiment, No. 3235, age 40.5 years, occupation Postman, Home address: 3 Cecil Grove, Armley, Leeds. 2/3/15 transferred to MFP, 8/1918 serving in Oxford. Discharged no longer physically fit for war service 14/5/18 suffering from Tuberculosis. Died at Woking, 26/5/18. 6/12/1920 wife Annie received £12/15/00 war gratuity. Army Register of Soldiers' Effects, 1901 -1929. 24/8/1901 he married Annie Elicia Hutton, spinster at St Mary's Church, New Wortley Leeds, they had 5 children. Info from pension index cards:- Cox, Alfred, P/6145, MFP, A/Sgt. 14/5/1918 discharged, 25/5/1918 died from advanced lateral pulmonary TB and cardiac failure aggravated by active service. His wife Annie, born 1/10/1875 of 3 Cecil Grove, Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire who received 40/05 per week from 3/6/1918. 23/7/1918 she received a grant of £10. They had 5 Children, Gladys born 10/6/1883, William Edward born 28/7/1885, Lucinda Dawson born 13/9/1907, Mable, born 23/5/1911 and Harry, born 15/3/1913. Alfred Cox. |
Decorations/Medals/Awards (1)
  | 1. Decoration:   Silver War Badge | Gazette Date: 1918-05-02 | Gazette Issue: WO 329/3243 | Gazette Page: List MPC/63 |
Citation:   Badge No. 365961. Enlisted 2/3/1915 discharged 14/5/1918. Army order 265 of 1917, Sec D. Age 44years 9months. Served home. |
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