Missing Medals

I am searching for the missing First World War Medals of Harry CLAYTON. Called-up for service 1/10/17 and posted to No 87 Training Reserve Battalion as Private TR/5/110224. Transferred to 4th (Reserve) Battalion Yorkshire Regiment 8/12/17. Embarked for British Expeditionary Force France 31/3/18 and posted to 1/4th Bn Yorkshire Regiment (TF). To base depot on arrival in France. Joined battalion 8/4/18. Admitted to hospital at Etaples 11/4/18 with a carbuncle on his neck. Discharged to depot 12/4/18. Rejoined battalion 11/5/18. Reported missing 27/5/18. Recorded as Pow upon “PC from soldier”. (He returned the standard German issue postcard saying he was a prisoner). He was incarcerated at the Pow camp at Langensalza. Any assistance to locate the missing British War Medal and Victory Medal of Harry CLAYTON would be very much appreciated.

First World War medals awarded to Maurice Goodwin Hudson missing following death of widow 1980 so don't if lost sold or thrown away.

My family is searching for the missing First World War medals of 4142 Private Arthur William Hensworth who enlisted in Western Australia on 6 December 1915 and embarked on overseas service on 01 April 1916 in the 10th Reinforcement of 28 Battalion 1st AIF. Pte Hensworth was posted to D Company, 28 Battalion and fought but was captured on 29 July 1916 in an assault on Pozieres. Pte Hensworth remained a Prisoner of War for the remainder of the war in Germany at Wahn and later Dulmen. He returned to Perth, Australia in 1919. My grandfather was issued the two medals shown above which are missing. If anyone locates these medals, please contact Medals Gone Missing. Kind regards Christopher Hensworth.

Searching for WW1 Trio and memorial plaque for Farrier Sergeant John Wynd 772. Enlisted Rockhampton 19/8/14. 9th Battalion AIF, 49th Battalion and 11th Field Artillery Brigade. Killed in Action in Belgium 20/10/17. Relatives unsure of location of medals. Service Number: 772 Rank: Corporal Roll title: 9 Infantry Battalion (September 1914) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 24 September 1914 Place of embarkation: Brisbane Ship embarked on: HMAT Omrah A5

Searching for WW1 Trio and memorial plaque for Farrier Sergeant John Wynd 772. Enlisted Rockhampton 19/8/14. 9th Battalion AIF, 49th Battalion and 11th Field Artillery Brigade. Killed in Action in Belgium 20/10/17. Relatives unsure of location of medals. Service Number: 772 Rank: Corporal Roll title: 9 Infantry Battalion (September 1914) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 24 September 1914 Place of embarkation: Brisbane Ship embarked on: HMAT Omrah A5

Stolen along with Italy Star, Africa Star also.

I am searching for the First World War Victory Medal of Walter JONES. Medal was lost during mounting by a shop - apparently mixed up with a medal belonging to somebody else??? Service Number: 2718 Rank: Private Roll title: 25 Infantry Battalion - 1 to 8 Reinforcements (June 1915 - January 1916) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 21 October 1915 Place of embarkation: Brisbane Ship embarked on: HMAT Seang Bee A48

I am searching for the missing war service medals of There are 4 missing medals which were awarded to James DAVIES. The missing medals consist of the 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal and 1939-1945 Australian Service Medal. Service Australian Army Service Number NX6186 Date of Birth 29 Jan 1907 Place of Birth BALMAIN, NSW Date of Enlistment 23 Oct 1939 Locality on Enlistment NORTH BRIGHTON LE SANDS Place of Enlistment MARRICKVILLE, NSW Next of Kin DAVIES, CONSTANCE Date of Discharge 20 Oct 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/33 Battalion

My great grandmother Catherine Devitt nee Stokes died naturally in her rocking chair on her veranda at Red Hill. The next morning my Grandmother and 10 year old mother came to visit and found her with the house open all night. It was obvious someone had been in and the medals and "dead man's penny" were missing from the mantlepiece. Last year whilst researching on ebay dead man's penny regards Toowong Cemetery where some are imbedded in monuments and occasionally prised out and stolen to my surprise Francis Patrick Devitt's name came up in a sale in August 2013 in Victoria. The seller refused to give my details to the buyer so that I might buy them back for the family. His brother (my grandfather) was the only one of 4 to survive and have children and apart from my offspring there is only my sister and I left. It would be nice to purchase them back for the family.

John Henry VIDLER born 1890 in Nowra NSW. Joined A.I.F 34th Battalion on 27/9/1916 at Armidale NSW Discharged 15/6/1918 at Sydney, medically unfit. Next of kin his father Sam Vidler. British War Medal No.66915 and Victory Medal No.64436?