Description of Frederick Nursey
On Attestation |
On Final Discharge
(To be filled in prior to transmission of documents) |
Age, apparently 19 years | Age
31 years |
Height 5 feet 5 ½
inches | Height 5 feet
5 ½ inches |
Chest Measurement 2 feet 10 inches | Complexion Fresh |
Complexion Fresh | Eyes Grey |
Eyes Grey |
Hair Dark Brown |
Any distinctive marks None |
Marks or scars None |
Religion Church of England | Intended place of residence 77 Bullfinch
Street, Kettering |
MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
- ON ENLISTMENT
I have examined the above-named Recruit and find that he does not present any
of the following conditions, viz.:-
Scrofula; phthisis; syphilis; impaired constitution; defective intelligence;
defects of vision, voice, or hearing; hernia; haemorrhoids; varicose veins
beyond a limited extent; inveterate cutaneous disease; chronic ulcers; traces of
corporal punishment, or evidence of having been marked with the letters D., or
B.C.; contracted or deformed chest; abnormal curvature of spine; or any other
disease or physical defect calculated to unfit him for the duties of a soldier.
He can see at the required distance with either eye, and he declares that he is
not subject to fits of any description. I consider him fit for Her
Majesty's Service.
Dated at Northampton
this 4th day of June 1876
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MEDICAL EXAMINATION
- ON APPROVAL.
Re-examined by me at Northampton
on the 6th day of
June 1876, and finally approved as fit for
Service.
Max Grant Surgeon Major, Recruiting
District, Brigade Depot, or Regiment
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Certificate Superintending Officer or Adjutant
I hereby certify that the above-named was enlisted at
Northampton on the 2 day of
June 1876 by
Sergt John Botterill 29 Batt Depot and that
he was inspected by me, and I consider him in every respect fit (or unfit, as
the case may be) for Her Majesty's Service, and that I have examined this
attestation and find it properly filled up.
R J Chaytor Lt Major Superintending
Officer, Recruiting Service.
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Certificate of Approving Field Officer
I certify that this Attestation of (No.) 327
(NAME) Frederick Nursey 29th Brigade,
is correct, and
that the forms required by the Mutiny Act appear to have been complied with. I accordingly approve, and
post, or permanently attach under the 7th Section of the Army Enlistment Act of
1870, the above-named Recruit to 29th Brigade
for the period of his Army Service.
Date 6th June 1876
Colonel Commanding 29th Sub-District
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