Missing Medals

I am wishing to make contact with the family of J. BARCLAY who served with the Royal Air Force during World War Two. He was entitled to the 1939/45 Star, the France & Germany Star, the Defence Medal and the 1939-45 War Medal. Any information as to the whereabouts of these medals would also be appreciated. (P127)

I am wishing to make contact with the family of Private N.R. SEARS who served during the First World War with the 2nd Battalion of the Wiltshire Regiment. He is reported to have been a P.O.W. (Prisoner of War) Any information as to the whereabouts of his war medals would also be appreciated. (P127)

Pte Percival SCHULZ, NX125866, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born at Albury on April 18, 1923, he enlisted on August 29, 1942 and served in Australia - at one time as a guard at the Cowra POW Camp. He was discharged on September 2, 1946, apparently from the 2/1st Pioneer Battalion. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Percy's service medals now.

Pte Allan Frederick SCHULZ, NX125826, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born in Ungarie on September 18, 1916, he enlisted on August 8, 1942. He was discharged from the 2/1st Pioneer Battalion on April 3 1946. I've been told he served in New Guinea, though am yet to confirm this. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Allan's service medals now.

Pte Charles SCHULZ, NX69139, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born in Ungarie on September 14, 1920, he enlisted on March 6, 1941. He was taken prisoner at Singapore while serving with the 2/18th Infantry Battalion and sent to a POW camp in Malaya. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Charlie's service medals now.

Pte Roy Henry SCHULZ, NX14496, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born in Albury on November 25, 1918, he enlisted on May 21, 1941. He was taken prisoner at Singapore while serving with the 2/20th Infantry Battalion and sent to a POW camp in Thailand. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Roy's service medals now.

William George Doubleday was the brother of my great-great-great-grandmother. He served with the 13th Light Horse from 1917 and then with a Field Artillery Battalion. I believe a "Mrs M E Smith" obtained his medals after he passed away, and I am trying to determine where these medals are now.

William James Butler - my great-great-uncle - was born in Chiltern and served with the Australian Army for just one year. I have his ASM, which he applied for soon before his death, but he had apparently lost other medals which he had received some time back (presumably only the 39-45 War Medal).

This Second World War medal (1939-1945 Australian Service Medal) was part of a group of six that were awarded to my grandfather, William Robert REDMOND. He served in the Royal Australian Navy for over six years, mainly on destroyers. The World War Two Nominal Roll has him enlisting into the RAN on the 01st of September, 1939 and discharging on the 26th of November, 1945. It is unknown if this medal has become seperated from the other medals or is still mounted as part of a 'set'.

This Second World War medal (1939-1945 Australian Service Medal) was part of a group of six that were awarded to my grandfather, William Robert REDMOND. He served in the Royal Australian Navy for over six years, mainly on destroyers. The World War Two Nominal Roll has him enlisting into the RAN on the 01st of September, 1939 and discharging on the 26th of November, 1945. It is unknown if this medal has become seperated from the other medals or is still mounted as part of a 'set'.