What does this mean?

[High Wood]

Originally Posted by XIII

I got the info from the attached record.

India and South Africa are printed sections of the form and as there is nothing hand written against them, he almost certainly did not serve in either country.

It seems to have been standard practice to include these stations on Regular Army enlistment forms forms. I am not sure if all enlistment forms were the same though. The Short Service and T.F. enlistment forms probably don't mention them but I will have to check.

[High Wood]

Originally Posted by Chacal

As an aside "Enefer" is French for "Hell".

Graham

L'enfer, c'est les autres.

[manchesters]

Originally Posted by XIII

I got the info from the attached record.

That’s just part of the printed part of the form, everyone with that page has that there. It’s not something that was entered when filling in the form. Not relevant to Charles Hell?

[manchesters]

Originally Posted by Chacal

Does his record show his religeon? The verses given refer to the Children of Israel in Egypt which might have meaning to someone of a particular faith. Or perhaps he was a Freemason? The verses likewise could have meaning?

Just my thoughts on awakening from my pre-bed nap.

Graham

His papers have him as Church of England.

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