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Hi Rory

His name was James Vaughan, born about 1879, living in Ilford, Essex

Thanks, Kelly

Kelly,

On the QSA rolls there are no James Vaughans but there are quite a few J Vaughans:

J Vaughan Cheshire Regiment
J Vaughan 1st South Lancashire
J Vaughan 29th Squadron 9th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry
J Vaughan 6th Battalion Middlesex Regiment
J Vaughan 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers
J Vaughan 19th Battery Royal Field Artillery
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion West Yorkshire
J Vaughan 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry
J Vaughan 1st South Lancashire
J Vaughan 3rd King's Own Scottish Borderers
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion The South Wales Borderers
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion The South Wales Borderers
J Vaughan 7th Hussars
J Vaughan 6th Inniskilling Dragoons
J Vaughan 6th Inniskilling Dragoons
J Vaughan Cavalry Divisional Staff
J Vaughan 1st Battalion The Connaugh Rangers
J Vaughan 79th Battery Royal Field Artillery
J Vaughan 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry
J Vaughan 17th Lancers
J Vaughan 10th Company Army Service Corps
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers
J Vaughan 19th Battery Royal Field Artillery
J Vaughan 17th Lancers
J Vaughan 2nd Kings Shropshire Light Infantry
J Vaughan Fourth New Zealand
J Vaughan 4th New Zealand Mounted Rifles
J Vaughan 2nd East Surrey Regiment
J Vaughan 1st Battalion The Connaught Rangers
J Vaughan 1st Battalion Scots Guards
J Vaughan 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers
J Vaughan 2nd Volunteer Company Cheshire
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion The King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
J Vaughan 2nd East Yorkshire
J Vaughan 1 Pr Maxims (Pom Poms
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion The King's Shropshire Light Infantry
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers
J Vaughan 2nd Battalion East Yorkshire
J Vaughan 3rd Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers

Might you know his service number?

Regards
David

There is one man named James Vaughan who has service papers available at the National Archives or via FindMyPast.

He is:

VAUGHAN, James. Born 1879 in Rochdale, Lancashire

Could that be him?

Regards
David

Hi Kelly

David has kindly provided the details of each and every J Vaughan who saw service in the Boer War and qualified for a medal.

We need more from you or your relatives in order to track him down.

Regards

Rory

I am trying to trace my son's great-grandfather.Jessop Arthur Grey Hulton. I want to find what medals and ribbons he had awarded for my son to have duplicates made.
He served with Captain Bassey's Sussex Company of Yeomanry in the Transvaal in 1900. In 2001 he was appointed Railway Transport Officer at Pretoria with the rank of Lieutenant.I believe that he returned to U K but later went to South Africa.
KEVIN

Hello Kevin and welcome to this forum,
A brief look at WO100 shows that Hulton was entitled to a Queens South Africa medal and clasps for the Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Diamond Hill and Johannesburg, in addition he also recieved a Kings South Africa medal with both clasps, South Africa 1901 and 1902.
Kind regards Frank