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Sir Norman King KCMG

Microfilm copy of an informative and well-written ts diary (127pp) kept during his work with the Consular Service in East Africa, July 1914 - December 1916, referring to the confusion which the declaration of war brought to the colonies; his hazar...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents

R D Mountfort

An extremely well-written series of 77 ms letters covering his service as an NCO with the 10th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (111th Brigade, 37th Division) on the Western Front, August 1915 - July 1916, and with the 25th Battalion Royal Fusiliers in S...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents

Rear Admiral R G Murray CB CBE

Midshipmans journal (128pp) covering his service in the battleship HMS GOLIATH (September 1914 - March 1915) including her passage from the United Kingdom to India and then, as a convoy escort, to Mombasa (September - October) and her operations i...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents

PP/MCR/150

Norman King was the British consul at Dar-es-Salaam, German East Africa, when war broke out in 1914. His diary begins at the end of July and the early entries reflect the confusion which the declaration of war brought to the colonies. King himself...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Sir Norman King KCMG

South Africa and East Africa

No 59. 6 pp. ND (February 1917) No 60. 8 pp. 17 March 1917 No 61. 3 pp. 29 March 1917 No 62. 6 pp. 13 April 1917 No 63. 8 pp. 4 May 1917 No 64. 4 pp. 17 May 1917 No 65. 1 p. 19 May 1917 No 66. 2 pp. 4 July 1917 No 67. 2 pp. 4 July 1917 No 68. 1 p....

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> R D Mountfort

Ms. Midshipman's Journal of R G Murray. With enclosures.

Ronald Murrays Journal begins a few weeks after the outbreak of war when his ship, the battleship Goliath (Captain T L Shelford), a unit in the Channel Fleet, was based on Portland and was employed on patrol and shipping examination duties at the ...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Rear Admiral R G Murray CB CBE

Tss. translations of a report from the "War-News" of the South-West Africa Protectorate Force about the peace negotiations between the Imperial Governor and General Botha held at Giftkuppe, and of a General Order from Lieutenant-Colonel Franke, commanding the Protectorate Force, to his troops after the negotiations had broken down.

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Lieutenant Colonel R B Turner CMG DSO >> German South-West Africa Papers.

Ms. letter (probably a copy) from M B Furse to an unknown correspondent.

He was pleased by the troops reaction to the final service on board - "Singing good: and they listened well to my discourse." He had proceeded inland from Mombasa and had had meetings with General Hoskins, who had promised to "help ...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Lieutenant Colonel R B Turner CMG DSO >> German East Africa Papers.

Ts. Diary of Captain P W Kerr

Philip Kerr (1886-1941) was working at the Crown Mines in South Africa when the war broke out, and at Johannesburg on 26 September he enlisted as a Trooper in E Squadron of the Imperial Light Horse. After barely a fortnights training, the Imperial...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Captain P W Kerr MVO

Ms. letter (probably a copy) from M B Furse, Bishop of Pretoria, to an unknown correspondent.

Writing on board HMS Armadale Castle, a troopship carrying reinforcements from South Africa to Kilindini, East Africa, Furse, who was making an official visit to the Union forces in German East Africa, describes the services and recreations which ...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Lieutenant Colonel R B Turner CMG DSO >> German East Africa Papers.

Captain P W Kerr MVO

Ts diary (82pp) recording his service as a Trooper in E Squadron, Imperial Light Horse in South Africa and German South West Africa, September 1914 - June 1915, describing his enlistment at Johannesburg, skirmishes with rebel forces, the occupatio...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents

Correspondence

75 MSS letters from Carr-Gomm to his father, nearly all written from the Cameroons, and all signed Culling. Carr-Gomm, who had been in West Africa in the Colonial Service since April 1912, joined the Anglo-French Expeditionary Force to the Cameroo...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents >> Lieutenant M C Carr-Gomm

Lieutenant Colonel R B Turner CMG DSO

A collection of papers kept during his service in the campaign in German South West Africa during the First World War, comprising a ts translation (7pp) of documents from the Official Gazette of the Protectorate of German South West Africa concern...

In: Imperial War Museum Department of Documents

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