| Surname: | Badham |
| Initials: | E J |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | .522 |
| Notes: | MFP. 5/5/92 enlisted in the Wiltshire Regiment, No. 3198, born Long Townhope, Herefordshire, age 20 years, occupation Labourer. Formerly served in the 3 Wiltshire Militia. 24/4/1896 transferred to MFP, 22/1/1906 Cpl, 1/1/1913 Sgt, 4/5/13 discharged at Dublin, time expired, age 41 years, served 21 years, conduct very good, address: 12 Richmond Place, Plumstead, London. Served Home 5/5/1892 to 22/2/1894, India 23/2/1894 to 6/11/1895, Home 7/11/1895 to 4/5/1913 to discharge. 10/1/1901 he married Ellen Eliza Alexander at St John's Church Woolwich, London. Ernest John Badham. He has the same No. as Sgt W J Thorndyke, MMP. Extract from the Portsmouth Evening News, 22/2/1906. Cpl E Badham, Military Foot Police has been transferred from Portsmouth to Devonport for duty. Extract from the Western Evening Herald 6 July 1908. Trial Of Three Marines At Stonehouse. Charges of Breaking Out of Camp and Barracks Private E Lewis, RMLI, pleaded guilty to a similar offence at the same time and place. In this case it was stated that accused was seen in Union Street by Corporal Badham, of the Military Foot Policer, who in consequence of his intoxicated condition apprehended him. Accused had been previously convicted by regimental court martial. |