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A puzzling question..............
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Phyll | Report | 13 Jun 2012 17:47 |
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A man is born in 1875, lies about his age and joins the Army in 1890 (have records). Deserted in 1892 and disappears. Turns up in Dublin in 1905 and we believe was with irish Milita (something like our T/A's). Is thrown out for non-attendance. He is in England again by 1907. Is it likely he would have (a) been able to join up again (b) been called up for WWI or (c) would he have been too old. |
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