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Surname:Williams
Initials:H
Rank:Lance Corporal
Army Number:P/8575
Notes:MMP. Awarded the 1914 Star, Victory and War Medals. First served abroad (1) France, 16/8/1914 to 14/11/14 and (5) East Africa 24/5/16 to 11/11/18. Formerly Pte. 3 Hussars. No. 9075, shown as 7 Hussars on pension record. Transferred to MMP He enlisted 12/7/12 in the 7 Hussars, No. 9075 and later 9 Reserve Regiment of Cavalry. Enlisted age 18 years, occupation Gardener, home address: 155 High Street, Lewes, Nr Brighton, Sussex. 31/10/14 at Ypres had his right index finger amputated, shrapnel wound, list 3608. Served France 8/14 to 11/14, East Africa 7/16 to 10/16, British East Africa 11/16 to 2/17, German East Africa 3/17 to 5/19. 10/3/19 taken on strength of the Salvage Commission, East Africa, 10/4/19 struck of strength of Salvage Commission. 9/5/19 to England. Discharged class B reserve 4/11/19.
Info from Pension Index Card:- Williams, Harry MMP, P/8575, Hussars, 4/11/19 to discharge, SFJ.4445, 155 High Street, Lewes, Nr Brighton. Stamp: Ad 6/12/19 at £27/10 gratuity, Chelsea no. S/Misc/3276, received 8/12/19.
Harry Williams.
Decoration Record:
Decoration: Silver War Badge (London Gazette: WO 329/3243 Page: List MPC/199 July 14, 1920)
Citation: Badge No. 486809. Enlisted 12/7/1912, Discharged 4/11/1919. K.R. 392 (xvia). A.O. 29/19. Age 25.4years. Served abroad.