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Awards for Gallantry
Daniel Devine Sloan |
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King's Police Medal | |||
| Date: | 01 Oct 1917 | ||
| Colliery: | Munitions Factory | ||
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Whitehall, 7th May, 1918.
His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to award the Edward Medal in Silver to:
Thomas Coppard,
Abraham Clarke Graham,
Thomas Kew, and
Thomas Tattersall
also the King's Police Medal to:
Fred Brocklehurst,
William Bramwell Hodgson,
D'Arcy Benson Moffat,
Richard Newsham,
George Albert Oakes,
Alonzo Savage,
Daniel Devine Sloan, and
William Andrew Wearing,
on account of their gallant conduct on the occasion of a fire which occurred at a Munitions Factory on the 1st October, 1917.
Source: London Gazette (10 May 1918)
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| Researcher | Date | Interest | |
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| Sandi Brennan | 30 Aug 2010 |
Daniel Devine Sloan being related to me by marriage on my father`s side That family were Purcelland Daniel married a Mary Purcell as his second wife |
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| Phillip John Sloan | 30 Sep 2011 |
My great grandfather was called Daniel Devine Sloan, but there appears to a number of variations on his middle name, could have been "Divine" or "Day". He worked in Manchester as a fire officer, around 1906, maybe a coincidence! |
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