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Anthony,

It appears that William Joseph Donohoe applied to be a Constable Goaler in 1884 in the Stellenbosch District. He was married to Ellen Mary Donohoe and it also looks as if he died in 1918.

Regards
Adrian

Thanks Adrian, much appreciated


Regards
Anthony

Gentlemen,
I think that any QSA issued to a member of the Cape Police with a Defence of Kimberley clasp is a really superb medal and well worth having.

Frank,

I agree with you however, to bag a QSA to the CP with the Defence of Mafeking clasp would be a real treat. Approx 100 issued to the CP and most of them to Dist 2.

Regards
Adrian

Hello,

I wonder if you could help me out with a little research, I have a QSA, with claps Defence of Kimberley, Relief of Mafeking, Orange Free State, and Transvaal to a Corporal F E W White No 543 who was in district 1 of the Cape Police and a KSA to a Corporal T A Voules who was promoted Lt on 18-6-02. As I don't know what his QSA clasps are? and what district he was in.
The KSA has been unofficially re-named with his rank as Lieutenant.


Many thanks for your help and assistance in this matter and I look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,

TheBreaker02

Frank Kelley wrote: Gentlemen,
I think that any QSA issued to a member of the Cape Police with a Defence of Kimberley clasp is a really superb medal and well worth having.

Does anyone have any idea as to how many DOK bars were issued to the Cape Police.

Thanks
Anthony