| Personal Details |
| Name: | Captain Arthur Grant Trollope |
| Type: | Staff |
| Date of birth: | 18660610 |
| Born in camp? |
No |
| Died in camp? |
No |
| Gender: | male |
| Race: | white |
| Occupation: | soldier |
| Notes: | 17/12/1901: regiment - The Buffs [East Kent Regiment]
Submits application to be seconded for civil employment as a magistrate. Took up employment on the staff of the Military Governor, Bloemfontein on or about 21 May 1900 and was seconded in army orders dated 25/6/1900; still remains seconded.
11/3/1902: granted 4 months leave of absence to go to England.
29/3/1902: Handing over to Col. Wilkins, Indian Medical Service on 1 April
Hart's Army List, 1899: p.229: 12 years' service; 16/11/1887-2nd Lieut; 20/8/1890-Lieut; 7/4/1897-Capt.
P.230a: Served throughout the operations of the Chitral Relief Force under Sir Robert Low in 1895 with 1st battalion, Buffs (Medal with clasp).
Army List, 1903:
p.89 RM, ORC 18/10/1900;
p.600 Staff Service: Staff of Military Governor (graded Staff Capt.), Bloemfontein, 22/5/1900 - 18/10/1900; RM, ORC 19/10/1900;
p.1506 Still listed as Capt, Buffs.
Army List, 1904:
p.600 Employment as magistrate terminated 15/9/1902; employed under civil government, ORC (Spec. extra Regtl employ) 16/9/1902.
Army List, 1906:
p.1807 Listed as Reserve of officers, Territorial Regts; in italics so not available for service with regular forces for home defence;
p.2074 Listed as Officers retired from the Army.
Disappears from Army List after 1919. |
| Unique ID: | 1848 |
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