Life story: Charles Wesley Curtis | Lives of the First World War

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location 54, Wilson Street Battersea, Battersea Municipal Borough, Great Britain United Kingdom Source:8460492

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Locations

Address	Country	Type	Date	Source
54, Wilson Street Battersea, Battersea Municipal Borough, Great Britain	United Kingdom

Contribution

Conscientious Objector

Objection

Motivation: FOR-Dartmoor Branch; Quaker Attender (Battersea PM)
Reason: alternativist
Source:

Type	Details	Location	Source
Prison	Nov.1916 released from Wormwood S. to HOS (The Home Office Scheme, administered by the Brace Committee), Wakefield
Central Tribunal	Central Tribunal Nos. W.1976 Class: A - Genuine
Work Centre	HOS (The Home Office Scheme, administered by the Brace Committee) Nov.1916,5.1.17,2.2.17,16.3.17 Wakefield; 18.5.17, 3.8.17, 26.10.17,25.1.18 Dartmoor
Magistrates Court	Arrested 12.9.16 at Wandsworth, tried at S. W. Police Court 12.9.16 fined 40/- and handed over - Absentee
War Service	Non-NCC (Drafted into a combatant unit and disobeyed orders) Details of Court Martial: Non-NCC (Drafted into a combatant unit and disobeyed orders) Depot R.Fusiliers, Hounslow; CM (Court Martial) Hounslow 12.10.16 - 6 months HL (With hard labour) Wormwood S. - Q in H 8.3.17; Illness - Man with serious kidney condition imprisoned with VD cases - see Harvey letters/reports
Military Service Tribunal	MST (Military Service Tribunal) Battersea - ECS (Exemption from Combatant Service) only; County appeal ECS (Exemption from Combatant Service) only, not confirmed; Central Tribunal at Wormwood S. 3.11.16, CO class A, to Brace Committee

Religion

Date	Religion	Source
	Quaker

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