Donald Campbells Squadron, Troop, Battery and Company Conduct Sheet page 1 (WO 363/C)
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Squadron, Troop, Battery and Company Conduct Sheet. (Printed in 1907) |
| HWV 800,000 2–7 [No.7] 8 86 92 |
Forum B.191 34 |
The Royal Scots | Regiment _________________ | Signature of O.C. Company ________________ |
| Regimental Number and Name No 8493 Donald Campbell Joined Depot Date 10.8.03 Joined 1st Batt Date 15.10.03 Joined Depot Date 16.10.04 Joined 1st Batt Date 18/9.05 2nd Batt 19.10.05 |
Enlistment Age on 10.8.03 18 years 4 months with Colours 12 1 years Period of with Reserve 1 years |
TradeCellar man
Religion Presby |
Good Conduct Pay, Service Pay(Monetary payments, many of which are illegible) |
| Place | Date of Offence | Rank | Cases of Drunkenness | OFFENCE | Names of Witnesses | Punishment Awarded | Date of award or of order dispensing with trial | By whom awarded | REMARKS |
| The top area of the form has been used for various officers notes | |||||||||
| 15.1.13 | Pte | I obtaining extension of leave under false pretencesTo be carried over | Admonished | 5.2.13 | Major Dyson | ||||
| 4.2.13 | II Drunk on joining the station |
3. Read Source 2, 3 and 4. These records show Donald Campbell’s charges.
- How old was Private Campbell by 1913?
- What was Private Campbell found guilty of in Glencorse on 15 January 1913?
- Using information from all three extracts, what offences was Campbell found guilty of throughout his military career?
- In your opinion, how serious were these offences?