Q.S.A.AND LATER GROUP OF THREE TO DRAYSON-ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS - A CIVILIAN IN WW1-"SERVICE IN THE ROYAL NAVY" ON BWM AND IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL TO HARRY FRANCIS DRAYSON

Queens South Africa Medal(type 3 reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/SOUTH AFRICA 1902.
Named to: 4691 PTE.H.F.DRAYSON.A.O.C.
British War Medal, named to:
H.F.DRAYSON. SERVICE WITH THE ROYAL NAVY.
Imperial Service Medal (George VI) named to:
HARRY FRANCIS DRAYSON
Medals very fine or better, Q.S.A.with e/nicks and susp a little loose.
Haary Francis Grayson was born in Gravesend, Kent around 1881 and attested for The Royal Ordnance Corps on 31st May, 1901,served South Africa 16/01/1902 until 10/11/1904.Court Martialled for Assault 1903 and discharged 30/05/1913.
Served as a Civilian WW1, listed as a skilled Labourer "Reliance" on The Civilian Medal Roll (Reliance was a repair ship,which operated in The Eastern Mediterranean)
He died in 1968.
Comes with copied Medal rolls, papers available online.

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