Metropolitan Police Records Online

[BarnabyP]

Hello kellogs,

I have had a quick look through and have found a Frederick Joseph Dyer that matches the info you gave. He had warrant no. 89046 and served from 1902 to 1927 - which means there's a good chance that there is also a pension record for him.

Links:
 - Registers Of Leavers MEPO 4/348 page 46
 - Attestation Ledgers MEPO 4/356 page 85
 - Pension records MEPO 21/59/MEPO 21/60 -  you can get to these at TNA, no photos, sorry

Yours, BarnabyP

[kellogs]

Hi BarnabyP
 
Many Thanks for your reply and your time in finding out that info for me, it has helped immensely.
Kellogs

[Jaz]

Hi BarnabyP,

Thank you so much for finding Joseph for me, it is very much appreciated, thank you,
Jaz

[BFBSM]

Kellogs, What luck a Google search can bring. I am also researching Frederick Joseph Dyer, and have been looking for information on his time in the Metropolitan Police Force. I have been trying to send you a personal message, but haven't figured it yet. Please contact me.

[Valda]

Hi BFBSM

Welcome to Rootschat

You can only send and receive personal messages after you have posted 3 times.

Information on personal messaging

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As this is a resource topic about the Metropolitan police it might be better to post again on another board starting a new topic on any research you are interested in as I'm sure Rootschatters would be keen to help. You can then send a pm to Kellogs about Frederick Joseph Dyer as soon as you have made three posts.

Regards

Valda
co-moderator London and Middlesex

[robrose]

Thank you for your excellent database work

I have just found a great uncle I've been looking for for years

Thank you again

Rob

[ronnie7366]

Hi,
This is for Barnabyp and i dont know how to message him as i am rubbish with computers!!
can someone help me get a message to him please??

Ronnie7366

[BarnabyP]

Hello ronnie7366

I've sent you a message.

Yours, BarnabyP

[ronnie7366]

Hi barnabyp
Firstly thanks for getting back to me so soon and secondly thanks for the brilliant work you have done in down loading all the archives etc truly amazing.
My grandfather got dementia and was put in a home by his new wife who then sold his house and cleared all bank accounts etc leaving him to die.
My father finally caught up with her and she had destroyed all photos and memories. Through your hard work I have managed to find his warrant number 129510 and join date of 07 oct 1946.
I would like to know when left and service details but have drawn blank.
I kind of hoped you could give me some advice or point in the right direction?
Very kind regards
Ronnie