Thomas Oliver preferred to be known as John or Jack joined the Army after the outbreak of WW1 aged 16 years. Whilst serving with the Lancashire Fusiliers he was awarded a Military Medal. Surviving the war he joined the Hertfordshire Constabulary becoming one of the last Mounted Police Officers. He served for 38 years the last 21 at High Wych.
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Read more Twenty-seven Police Officers who volunteered but were never mobilised.
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Read more John Gould was fined for driving horses, at night, without a light.
Read more All seven boys, found under the railway bridge, were found guilty of gambling, and were fined accordingly.
Read more Frederick Albon was charged with illegally purchasing army boots, and fined accordingly.
Read more Elizabeth Saggers (40), of Vicarage Road, Stanstead Abbots, pleaded guilty to using bad language.
Read more Privates Fletcher and Newton were charged with being army deserters, and it wasn't the first time!
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