Thomas Wedge, in South Africa with the RWF and one of "Barton's fusiliers" in the relief of Mafeking.
Lars
Last edited by LarsA; 01-11-2016 at 15:58.
Reason: senior moment, wrong surname.
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A mate of mine exRWF, looking at his Grandfather who served with the 1st Bn during the Great War. In the 1911 census, we find him living with his siblings and parents near Wrexham. One of his brothers has the middle name "Mafeking" !!
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Have found the following : A Thomas Edge living in Erbistock in 1911, born Malpas, however, given his age this would be the father of the Thomas in question. Found another Thomas Edge, born Wrexham 14.10.1893 and died Wrexham 1970. Note : There is a family with the surname of Edge still residing in Malpas today.
Thanks Welchboy and Taff for your efforts! I must apologize for a big mistake though, he is Thomas Wedge, not Edge. As far as I know he was born in High Ercall, Shropshire.
He was one of 26 RWF soldiers in the relief of Mafeking.
ATB,
Lars
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Yes, they came in a list with the medals - would you me to send them?
Thanks for editing the headline aswell
Lars
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