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3547 Pte William Moore Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
Defender of Kimberley (15/10/1899-15/02/1900)
Stationed at the Botanical Gardens Camp.
William Moore attested in to the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment for 7 years service in the Colours and 5 years in the Reserve on the 09/02/1892 in Preston at the age of 19 years and 11 months. His address was given as 30 Marsh Lane, Darwen, Lancashire. He was 5 foot 5 inches tall with a sallow complexion and had grey eyes and brown hair.His next of kin was recorded as his father,John and mother,Mary Moore.
Moore service was as follows: Home 09/02/1892-26/11/1893 East Indies 27/11/1893-19/02/1896 Ceylon 20/02/1896-10/02/1899 South Africa 11/02/1899-19/08/1902 Home 20/08/1902-07/02/1904
Moore was discharged on the 07/02/1904 but re attested on the 10/02/1904. He served until he was time expired on the 09/02/1908
His QSA and clasps are confirmed on the copy of the roll page which was signed in Mafeking on the 15/07/1901. Name Major (illegible)
His KSA and clasps are confirmed on a copy of the roll page WO100/336 p 194 which was signed in Devonport on the 08/12/1902. Name Major (illegible)
Moore also received the Kimberley Star.
During WW1 Moore served as a Private with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers with the Regimental number 65806 he also served in the Labour Corps as Private 39903.
Sold woth copies of service records, QSA and KSA roll pages and WW1 MIC confirming issue of pair only
This group is confirmed in the publication" KIMBERLEY SIEGE and MEDAL ROLL" by David Biggins
