Mid-Staffordshire Military Service Tribunal (Appeals), 1916 - 1918

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An exciting collection of documents has recently been uncovered. Whilst cataloguing the records of Staffordshire County Council we discovered the papers of the Mid-Staffordshire Military Appeal Tribunal. Records of most Appeal Tribunals for counties in the United Kingdom, created during World War One, were destroyed after the war. The scarcity of such records nation-wide makes the survival of the Staffordshire collection particularly significant.

These records are an amazing source of information about how this County coped with the call up of young men for Military Service during the First World War. Incidentally, the records provide a snap-shot of Staffordshire agriculture, businesses and communities, as well as biographical details concerning the individuals involved.

Please note that 48 hours' notice is required for production of these records for consultation in the reading room at Staffordshire Record Office.

Click on the thumbnail images or the links below to view the documents:

Thumbnail Image of document from Appeal Case of Percy Henry Craddock||| Appeal Case of Percy Henry Craddock|||
Thumbnail Image of document from Objections to Military Service||| Objections to Military Service|||
Thumbnail Image of document from Yoxall - The Impact of Military Service on a small agricultural community|||

Yoxall - The impact of Military Service on a small agricultural community|||


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