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Appendix III Honours and Awards Granted in Recognition of the First Appendix III Honours and Awards Granted in Recognition of the First World War Honour/Award Number, Rank, Name, Unit Theatre Authority – London Gazette Remarks as gazetted [LG] where known and/or Gazette of India Army Depart ment Notification [ADN] or Foreign & Political Depart­ ment Notification [F&P] AKALKOT Raja Saheb … of Akalkot Meherban Shrimant FATESINHR AV SHAHAJI RAJE BHONSLE alias BAPUSAHEB Hon. Captain LG 30453 1.1.1918 & ADN 1, distinguished services 1.1.1918 rendered during the War ALWAR H.H. Sawai Maharaja Shri…Bahadur, of Alwar Sir JEY SINGH, KCSI KCIE Hon Lieutenant 3rd Supp 29024 1.1.1915 to LG Colonel 29.12.1914 & ADN 1, 1.1.1915 GCIE 8th Supp 31099 1.1.1919 to LG 31.12.1918 & ADN F& ADNP 1.I-E 1.1.1919 & F& P 1.I-E, 1.1.1919 Hon Colonel 46th (1st LG 31118 10.1.1919 & ADN Alwar) Lancers 465, 1.3.1919 Hon Colonel 1-145th LG 31118 10.1.1919 & ADN Alwar (Jey Paltan) 465, 1.3.1919 Infantry Honorary Colonel 2nd Supp 32178 1.1.1921 to services rendered during LG 31.12.1920 & ADN 205, the War 29.1.1921 MBE Captain YASIN KHAN Third Afghan Supp LG 3.8.1920 & ADN – Lancers War 1747, 28.2.1920 DSO Major HECTOR CAMP- Supp 1.1.1918 to LG SSO BELL MVO 28.12.1917 & ADN 536, 16.3.1918 IOM Risaldar KESRI SINGH, Egypt ADN 878, 26.4.1919 2nd Class1 IDSM – Lancers att. Jodhpur Lcrs OBI 1st Class “Sardar Colonel (Commandant) Egypt ADN 635, 10.6.1916 Supernumerary wef Bahadur”2 DAOD KHAN – Infantry 3.6.1916 OBI 2nd Class Squadron Commander India ADN 1297, 15.6.1918 “Bahadur” ABBAS HUSAIN, Lancers 1 2 For The Honour of My House Honour/Award Number, Rank, Name, Unit Theatre Authority – London Gazette Remarks as gazetted [LG] where known and/or Gazette of India Army Depart ment Notification [ADN] or Foreign & Political Depart­ ment Notification [F&P] Major ABBAS ALI, Egypt ADN 461, 1.3.1919 Supernumerary Infantry Major MOHIB ALI, India ADN 694, 17.4.1920 Lancers Subadar GANGA RAM, India ADN 694, 17.4.1920 Infantry Captain MUHAMMAD ADN 3, 1.1.1921 ALI KHAN IDSM, Lancers IDSM 777 Jemadar KESRI France 3rd Supp 29886 1.1.1917 to as KEHAR SINGH SINGH, Lancers LG 29.12.1916 & ADN 219, 17.2.1917 amended by 5th Supp 29981 12.3.1917 to LG 9.3.1917 & ADN 676, 5.5.1917 Risaldar MUHAMMAD Mesopotamia ADN 1357, 18.8.1917 ALI KHAN, Lancers att. Jodhpur Transport 1150 L/Dafadar BOWAR Egypt ADN 878, 26.4.1919 also seen as BANWAR SINGH, Lancers att. Jodhpur Lancers 1143 Sowar CHAIN Egypt ADN 878, 26.4.1919 SINGH, Lancers att. Jodhpur Lancers Subadar ZULFEQAR ALI, Egypt ADN 1178, 3.6.1918 also seen as Infantry ZULFIQUAR/ ZULIKAR 742 Havildar PATALYA, Egypt ADN 1457, 29.6.1918 now Jemadar Infantry IMSM 1225 Sepoy HARNA, Egypt ADN 1181, 3.6.1918 Infantry 1840 L/Naik MUSTAFA Egypt ADN 1181, 3.6.1918 BEG, Infantry 1447 Naik KOTHYARI, Egypt ADN 1181, 3.6.1918 Infantry 1444 Havildar CHAD- Egypt ADN 1457, 29.6.1918 repeated ADN 694, AMMI LAL, Infantry 17.4.1920 which shows for India but is cancelled by ADN 1423, 7.7.1920 709 Dafadar CHANDER France ADN 2185, 21.9.1918 SINGH, Lancers 1323 Naik PHOSIYA, Egypt ADN 461, 1.3.1919 Infantry 266 Dafadar BHIKAN India ADN 694, 17.4.1920 SINGH – Lancers 1771 Naik WAZIR KHAN Egypt ADN 694, 17.4.1920 – Infantry GOLD MEDAL 964 Sepoy NATHU SINGH Suez 6th Supp 29945 15.2.1917 to (Serbia) – Infantry LG 13.2.1917 & ADN 534, 14.4.1917 ORDER OF THE Subadar ZULFICAR ALI Suez Supp 29977 9.3.1917 to LG also seen as ZULFIKAR NILE, 4th CLASS – Infantry 9.3.1917 & ADN 676, 5.5.1917 (Egypt) ORDER OF THE Major POORAN SINGH 6th Supp 29945 15.2.1917 to WHITE EAGLE, – Infantry LG 13.2.1917 & ADN 534, 5th CLASS, WITH 14.4.1917 SWORDS (Serbia) Appendix III 3 Honour/Award Number, Rank, Name, Unit Theatre Authority – London Gazette Remarks as gazetted [LG] where known and/or Gazette of India Army Depart ment Notification [ADN] or Foreign & Political Depart­ ment Notification [F&P] CROSS OF 1706 Havildar ONAIKAR Egypt 6th Supp 29945 15.2.1917 KARAGEORGE, – Infantry to LG 13.2.1917 & ADN 1st CLASS, WITH 534, 14.4.1917 & ADN 534 SWORDS (Serbia) 14.4.1917 MENTION IN DESPATCHES by Major General C V F TOWNSHEND CB DSO Mesopotamia 5th Supp 29665 13.7.1916to LG 11.7.1916 & ADN 776, 13.7.1916 Risaldar MUHAMMAD named in LG as ALI KHAN – Lancers att. Jemadar Muhamed Ali, Jaipur Transport Corps Transport Vet. Assistant 1st Grade. GGO as Jemadar Mohamed Ali, I S Transport. Name amended by ADN 710, 12.5.1917 by Major General A WILSON Commanding Canal Defences Desptach No II, 3rd Supp 29632 21.6.1916 to LG 20.6.1916 & ADN 901, 12.8.1916 Colonel DAOD KHAN – Infantry Major J S BOGLE, Corps SSO but not listed in LG of Guides under Alwar by General Sir A J MURRAY C in C Egypt Expeditionary Force 4th Supp 29763 25.9.1916 to LG 22.9.1916 & ADN 1404, 25.11.1916 Major POORAN SINGH – Infantry by General Sir A J MURRAY C in C Egypt Expeditionary Force Supp 30169 6.7.1917 to LG 6.7.1917 Major J S BOGLE, Alwar SSO Infantry by General Sir A J MURRAY late C in C Egyptian Expeditionary Force 2nd Supp 30474 12.1.1918 to LG 11.1.1918 & ADN 536, 16.3.1918 Major H CAMPBELL Senior SSO Infantry MVO, QVO Corps of Guides Major PURAN SINGH, Alwar Infantry 742 Havildar PATALYA, Alwar Infantry by General Sir E H H ALLENBY GCMG KCB C-in-C Egyptian 5th Supp 30746 14.6.1918 to Expeditionary Force LG 11.6.1918 & ADN 1905, 24.8.1918 Jemadar SHEOLAL No State mentioned SINGH but identified from ISF Army List by General Sir E H H ALLENBY GCB GCMG C-in-C Egyptian 2nd Supp 31138 22.1.1919 to Expeditionary Force LG 21.1.1919 & ADN 536, 8.3.1919 Colonel DAOD KHAN 1441 Havildar CHANDER SINGH 1960 Havildar NATHU 4 For The Honour of My House Honour/Award Number, Rank, Name, Unit Theatre Authority – London Gazette Remarks as gazetted [LG] where known and/or Gazette of India Army Depart ment Notification [ADN] or Foreign & Political Depart­ ment Notification [F&P] by General Sir E H H ALLENBY GCB GCMG C-in-C Egyptian 3rd Supp 31383 5.6.1919 to Expeditionary Force LG 3.6.1919 & ADN 2461, 19.7.1919 Lieutenant (A/Captain) B H SSO Infantry HUMPHREYS IARO Major (A/Lieutenant Senior SSO, Infantry Colonel) H CAMPBELL, DSO MVO 1003 Sub Assistant Surgeon 1st Class SANTOKH SINGH, IMD – att. Infantry Colonel DAUD KHAN, Sardar Bahadur, OBI – Infantry BAHAWALPUR H.H. Rukn­ud­Daula, Nasrat­i­Jang, Hafiz­ul­Mulk, Mukhlis­ud­Daula Nawab … Bahadur, Amir of Bahawalpur SADIQ MUHAMMAD KHAN ABBASI Kharitas of thanks Published authority not traced BL/IOLR//P& S/15/37 from Viceroy G o I Despatch No 80 dated 19.10.1917 wef 1.1.1918 Hon. Lieutenant 2nd Supp 32496 24.10.1921 to wef 25.10.1921 LG 21.10.1921 KCIE Khan Bahadur Maulvi 8th Supp 31099 1.1.1919 to RAHIM BAKHSH, Presi- LG 31.12.1918 & F&P 1.I-E, dent, Council of Regency 1.1.1919 CIE Sardar Bahadur Lieutenant 8th Supp 31099 1.1.1919 to For undercover intel- Colonel MUHAMMAD LG 31.12.1918 & F&P 1.I-E, ligence work against AFZAL KHAN, Camel 1.1.1919 Turkish Forces in the Corps Persian Gulf – see Chapter 9 Nawab MALIK KHUDA 8th Supp 31099 1.1.1919 to BAKHSH KHAN LG 31.12.1918 & F&P 1.I-E, TIWANA OBE, Revenue 1.1.1919 Member, Bahawalpur OBI 1st CLASS Lieutenant Colonel ADN 876, 4.6.1917 Supernumerary “Sardar Bahadur” MOHAMMED AFZAL KHAN, Camel Corps OBI 2nd CLASS Subadar ISA KHAN, Camel Egypt ADN 635, 10.6.1916 “Bahadur” Corps Risaldar RABNAWAZ ADN 3, 1.1.1921 KHAN, Transport IDSM 89 Havildar MALANG Egypt ADN 1180, 3.6.1918 KHAN, Escort att. Alwar Infantry MENTION IN DESPATCHES by Major General A WILSON Commanding Canal Defences Desptach No II, 3rd Supp 29632 21.6.1916 to LG 20.6.1916 & ADN 901, 12.8.1916 Subadar ISA KHAN – Mounted Rifles HONORARY RANK Appendix III 5 Honour/Award Number, Rank, Name, Unit Theatre Authority – London Gazette Remarks as gazetted [LG] where known and/or Gazette of India Army Depart ment Notification [ADN] or Foreign & Political Depart­ ment Notification [F&P] Hon. Major Nawab MALIK KHUDA Supp LG 18.2.1921 distinguished services BAKHSH KHAN rendered during the war TIWANA CIE, OBE BARODA H.H. Farzand­i­Khas­i­Daulat­i­Inglishia Maharaja…Bahadur, Gaekwar, Maharaja of Baroda Sir SAYAJI RAO GAEKWAR SENA KHAS KHEL SHAMSHER Bahadur GCSI, GCIE 8th Supp 31099 1.1.1919 to LG 31.12.1918 & F&P 1.I-E, 1.1.1919 BARIA Raja of Baria Maharawal SHRI RANJIT- SINHJI MANSINGHJI Hon. Captain LG 30453 1.1.1918 & ADN 1, distinguished services 1.1.1918 rendered during the War BARWANI H.H. Rana……………of Barwani RANJIT SINGH KCIE 2nd Supp 30451 1.1.1918 to services rendered during LG 28.12.1917 & F&P 1-I.E., the War 1.1.1918 Hon.
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