Dr. J. C. Pearson

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Aberdeen Press and Journal 16 November 1923

Any information appreciated.

Salute

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Graves,

J. C. Pearson was a Civil Surgeon who is listed on the Medal Roll as entitled to the South Africa Medal with the 1877 clasp. (page 1651 if you have the medal roll on file that was passed around several years ago.)

Pearson is also on the Forsyth Medal Roll as entitled to the South Africa Medal with 1877 clasp. (page 230 of Forsyth's book.)

Tom

Posts : 3319 Join date : 2009-03-03 Location : Devon

Hi Tom

Many thanks for the information. Do you know if he took part in the Zulu War of 1879 but did not cross into Zululand, that's why he only has the 1877 Clasp?

Andy

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Graves,

I really don't know. On the medal roll, under the column heading "whether engaged against the Zulus in 1879" there is a "No" next to his name, but that only means he did not cross into Zululand.

Tom

Posts : 3319 Join date : 2009-03-03 Location : Devon

Hi POT

Many thanks, I will have to put him down as a possible or maybe?

scratch

Posts : 809 Join date : 2009-10-16

Hi All,
John Caie Pearson his Probate, of Zeerust Transvaal South Africa, died 12 Nov 1923, at Ladbroke House, Scarcroft Rd, York, [his sister's Mrs D.L. Pressley].
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