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A Great War Army Chaplains Mentioned in Despatches Group of 3 awarded to the Chaplain to the
Forces 4th Class, the Reverend George Henry Heaslett, Army Chaplains Department, comprising
1914-15 Star, (Rev. G.H. Heaslett. A.C.D.), 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals with MiD Emblem
(Rev G.H. Heaslett.) toned and polished. £80-£120
Mention in Despatches, London Gazette 24th of December 1917.
George Henry Heaslett – Queen's University Belfast – B.A. 1902, St. Aid College 1903, Wakefield 1904,
Church of Rashcliffe 1904‑1908, St Jason's Chorley 1908‑10, Leyland 1910‑12, British Expeditionary
Force 1915‑19, Dublin 1919‑22, Hilsea1922‑23, Gibraltar 1924, Plymouth 1925, Preston 1926‑27, Hilsea
1927-29, Egypt 1929-31, Palestine 1931-33, Bovington Camop1933-36, Aldershot 1939-42, Vicar of St
Jason Leyland 1936‑43, Lytchett, Maltravers 1943‑50 a native of Broadstone, Dorset.
His Medal Index card shows that he landed in France in November 1915 and that his medals and MiD
Emblem were issued in June 1920. Sold with Original Army Chaplains Department Collar Badge, copy
Medal Index Card and Copy London Gazette entry.
Forces 4th Class, the Reverend George Henry Heaslett, Army Chaplains Department, comprising
1914-15 Star, (Rev. G.H. Heaslett. A.C.D.), 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals with MiD Emblem
(Rev G.H. Heaslett.) toned and polished. £80-£120
Mention in Despatches, London Gazette 24th of December 1917.
George Henry Heaslett – Queen's University Belfast – B.A. 1902, St. Aid College 1903, Wakefield 1904,
Church of Rashcliffe 1904‑1908, St Jason's Chorley 1908‑10, Leyland 1910‑12, British Expeditionary
Force 1915‑19, Dublin 1919‑22, Hilsea1922‑23, Gibraltar 1924, Plymouth 1925, Preston 1926‑27, Hilsea
1927-29, Egypt 1929-31, Palestine 1931-33, Bovington Camop1933-36, Aldershot 1939-42, Vicar of St
Jason Leyland 1936‑43, Lytchett, Maltravers 1943‑50 a native of Broadstone, Dorset.
His Medal Index card shows that he landed in France in November 1915 and that his medals and MiD
Emblem were issued in June 1920. Sold with Original Army Chaplains Department Collar Badge, copy
Medal Index Card and Copy London Gazette entry.