All of the documents are forms designed to record his military career. These containing information entered by hand.
The transcripts attempt to record the layout of the original forms, without striving excessively to retain it. Some of the handwitten text can not be deciphered.
In the transcripts handwritten text should appear like this paragraph.
| Page 1 | Attestation |
| Page 2 | Description on Enlistment |
| Page 3 | Statement of Services |
| Page 4 | Military History |
| Page 5 |
Medical History - Not transcribed
This adds nothing to information contained in the first 4 pages. |
| Pages 6 to 8 |
Proceedings of a Medical Board on an Invalid - Not transcribed
In September 1914 the Medical Board decided that he was unfit for war service. At the time his address was 49, Riverhall Street, Lambeth. |
Source: ancestry.co.uk - WW1 Pension Records, National Archives WO364 or WO363