T/Const James Holloway

1879 Sep 27 Born Bethnal Green, London

1881 census Living at Turin St, Bethnel Green

1897 Oct 10 Enlisted in Militia

1897 Jul 25 Deserted

1899 Feb 21 Enlisted in Militia 7th (Royal 2nd Middlesex Militia) KRRC

1899 Apr 7 Enlists in KRRC. Nok is his grandmother Elizabeth Holloway of 31 Ravenscroft St, Hackney Rd, London

1899 Nov 4 Posted to South Africa

Queen’s South Africa Medal, clasps: Cape Colony / Tugela Heights / Relief of Ladysmith / Transvaal / Laing’s Nek, to: 1818 PTE J. HOLLOWAY, K.R.R.C.

King’s South Africa Medal, clasps: South Africa 1901 / South Africa 1902, to:1818 PTE J. HOLLOWAY. K.R.R.C.

1903 Mar 22 Posted back to UK

1904 Mar 16 Posted to Bermuda

1905 Oct 25. Posted back to UK

1907 Apr 6 Transfers to A Reserve

1911 Apr 6 Discharged from Reserve for being "illegally absent". I think he had gone to Canada by then

 

Served in Canadian Exp Force

1914-1915 Star, to:43678 DVR. J. HOLLOWAY. 1/CAN:DIV:A.C.

British War Medal, and Victory Medal, to:43678 DVR. J. HOLLOWAY. C.F.A.

16th (Guelph) Battery - Canadian Field Artillery (Militia)

Canadian Field Artillery- 1st Divisional Ammunition Column - No 1 Section as No 43678

 

1919 Jul 27 Married Katherine Jane Tucker at Walthamstow, St Michael And All Angels, Essex

1921 Jan 13 Son born Thomas William Holloway in Shoreditch

 

1921 Apr 12 Joined Royal Irish Constabulary - Veterans’ Division as Temporary Constable No 80490

 

1974 His wife died in Eastbourne

Drivers and Vets