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Glengarry's...Joseph Arthur Challis b.1897 (LOOKUP COMPLETED, THANKS)
« on: Thursday 13 November 08 20:23 GMT (UK) »
Looking for an answer as to why my cousin's mother had a miniature Glengarry (flat tartan bonnet/cap).

Question...
where did she get it from and why?

from my cousin...
She had a brother in law killed in the 14-18 war 59777 Cpl L C Addison RAMC.
 
My cousin recalls she had in a large picture frame a citation to I believe her brother JOSEPH ARTHUR CHALLIS  also killed in the war. In the frame was his photo, a letter from? the King, some information about him and a large "coin" about 5 inches, or to you clever people 127mm diameter.where did that go, haven't a clue.


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Re: Glengarry's
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 13 November 08 20:36 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Bryant on Thursday 13 November 08 20:23 GMT (UK)

She had a brother in law killed in the 14-18 war 59777 Cpl L C Addison RAMC.

There is 59777 Addison (RAMC) listed on the Medal Roll, but none listed on the CWGC (I have searched by name and service number)

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-result.asp?Edoc_Id=1306337&queryType=1&resultcount=1

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Re: Glengarry's
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 13 November 08 21:08 GMT (UK) »
What was the full name of her brother (Challis)?

The "large coin" would be a death penny. Google it and you'll find some images
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Re: Glengarry's
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 13 November 08 21:12 GMT (UK) »
Thankyou Kyt

I have just emailed my cousin for more info as some of it doesn't add up....so L.C Addison didn't die in WW1.........Leonard C it is, which gives me something to look at!

Thankyou Neil
a death penny is new to me, will look it up now

As for Challis I/we need to know a surname.......email has been sent but could be days before I get a reply!

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Re: Glengarry's
« Reply #4 on: Sunday 16 November 08 10:19 GMT (UK) »
The surname appears to be Challis, and I assume the mini glengarry (and the death penny?) was something to do with him.....still waiting for christian name

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Re: Glengarry's...Joseph Arthur Challis b.1897
« Reply #5 on: Monday 17 November 08 17:55 GMT (UK) »
The person i'm looking for the death record of is JOSEPH ARTHUR CHALLIS and the glengarry (hat) must have been to do with him?
Joseph was born in the June qtr of 1897 within the Chelmsford R.D (High Easter?) and he died in the Great War 1914-1918

I can see a Joseph Alfred Challis who was killed on the 2nd Nov 1918 Flanders, France.....he was born Tolleshunt D'arcy (Maldon R.D) in the Mar qtr of 1891....but he was an L/Sgt   No 22783 in the Grenadier Guards and with out looking they could possibly have worn Glengarry's...is that correct

Perhaps he was a relative?

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Fletcher (Glouc into Warwickshie into Lancs?), BUCKLEY (Chatham area), Watson (Chatham area).


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Re: Glengarry's...Joseph Arthur Challis b.1897
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Re: Glengarry's...Joseph Arthur Challis b.1897
« Reply #7 on: Monday 17 November 08 18:17 GMT (UK) »
Thankyou K

Most definitely him.......two Challis's who lived close to one another and both dying in late 1918, lucky they wasn't

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Fletcher (Glouc into Warwickshie into Lancs?), BUCKLEY (Chatham area), Watson (Chatham area).


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Re: Glengarry's...Joseph Arthur Challis b.1897 (LOOKUP COMPLETED, THANKS)
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 03 June 10 15:49 BST (UK) »
Hiya Bryant! Found this post while searching the forums for information on my family, and i'm a relative of Joseph Alfred Challis! A relative told me that he died of influenza during WW1, and I see that during your research you came across some information about a Joseph Alfred Challis who died during the war, so there's a good chance it might be the same man! I've only just started researching my family tree and haven't learnt how to look up military records, so any advice on finding out more about my relative would be gratefully received! :)

Best wishes,
Laura Challis
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