KINGS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL AND 1914/15 STAR-TO MOORE-NORFOLK REGT-WOUNDED AT HARTEBEESTAN MARCH 3RD 1902-KILLED IN ACTION ON 23RD APRIL 1917 WITH THE 1ST BTN-FROM BRISLEY, ELMHAM, NORFOLK

King's South Africa Medal, clasps: SOUTH AFRICA 1901/SOUTH AFRICA 1902.
Named to:
5224 PTE.A.J.MOORE.NORFOLK REGT.
1914/15 Star, named to:
3-10069 CPL-A.SJT.A.J.MOORE NORF.R.
First very fine with edge bruise, last very fine or better, both on original ribbons
Albert James Moore was born at Brisley, Norfolk in 1881.He served in the Boer War being invalided to England November 1900.He returned to South Africa
being wounded at Hartebeeston on 3rd March, 1902.
He re-enlisted on 01/09/1914 and arrived in France on 12/05/1915, being killed in action on 23rd April 1917.He was The Son of William and Jane Moore of Brisley Green, Elmham, husband of Flora Moore, of Brisley Green, Elmham. He is commemorated on The Arras Memorial.Comes with copied M.I.C., etc.Papers in the burnt series are available online.

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