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19th century police officer
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Irene | Report | 17 Jan 2010 00:22 |
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We inherited an 1887 Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee Metropolitan Police Medal Southern Division with the officers name inscribed around the rim. He was a relative of my husband's great aunts husband. Is there a site where I can find details about the officer? I've looked at the National Archives, MEPO, and the Metropolitan Police but cannot find how to trace individual histories. Is the only way to go to Kew and look in person? |
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Carol 430181 | Report | 17 Jan 2010 03:06 |
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Irene a good site is www.policeorders.co.uk. you used to be able to check on line, but now you need to e-mail them. |
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