BOER WAR PAIR AND GALLIPOLI CASUALTY PLAQUE GROUP OF 5 TO WARBURTON-92ND COMPANY IMPERIAL YEOMANRY AND ROYAL FUSILIERS-KILLED IN ACTION ON 17TH NOVEMBER 1915

Queen's South Africa Medal(3rd type reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE,named to:
28453 PTE.G.T.WARBURTON.92ND COY IMP.YEO
King's South Africa Medal,clasps: SOUTH AFRICA 1901/SOUTH AFRICA 1902.Named to:
1094 PTE.G.T.WARBURTON. 5/RL.FUS.
Bronze Memorial Plaque, named to: GEORGE THOMAS WARBURTON
1914/15 Star trio, named to: 30 PTE.G.T.WARBURTON.R.FUS.(SR 30 prefix on pair_)
Medals and plaque good very fine.(2 small pin holes in plaque)
SR30 Private George Thomas Warburton, 2nd Btn., Royal Fusiliers was killed in action on 17th November, 1915.He is commemorated on The Helles Memorial.
Thomas George Warburton was born in St. Pancras, London in 1880.He attested for the 3rd (Militia) Btn., Royal Fusiliers on 18th May 1897.
Called up from 3rd (militia) bn to serve with the 2nd bn in South Africa. Invalided from South Africa in 1900 suffering from dysentery, granted sick furlough. Enlisted 23rd bn Imperial Yeomanry, noted as absent from Embodiement of 3rd bn 06-05-1901 and served in South Africa from 06-04-1901 to 09-08-1902. Discharged from 92nd Coy. I.Y. 5 Windsor Cottages, Harrow Rd., Kensington. On 21-01-1908 he re-joined the 3rd bn "absence explained"! In 1908 his KSA was applied for. Awarded QSA with clasp Natal for service with Royal Fusiliers, this medal returned to Woolwich in 1908 and broken up.
Various papers available online.
Comes with copied medal rolls, etc.
Scarce group, worthy of further research

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