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He is confirmed as "Dead" on casualy rolls serving with the 1st Battalion 24 Regiment of Foot at Isandlwana
served from May 1944 to May 1946 as Assistant to the Director
later commissioned to the Beds) and was wounded at Delville Wood in 1916
followed by the Lyell Medal in 1878 and the Geological Society
H-43 for five days
Canadian Siberian Expeditionary Force Pair certificate_of_authenticity He is confirmed as "Dead"Canadian Siberian Expeditionary Force Pair Expeditionary Force: British War and Victory Medals (3312193 C. S. E. F.); attempted erasure of rank (Pte.) on both medals, and name spelled "Epphick" on War medal, otherwise good very fine. Private Albert Marcus Elphick was born in London, England, 1 October 1896, served in Royal Flying Corps for 249 days (#170234); moved to Chicago. Illinois; re enlisted in Ontario and served with 20th. Machine Gun Company