Over 5,300 photographs of people in war service from the Hastings and Rother area during WW1
This tag is allocated to all individuals details on this website who served in the Police.
Arthur Waymark
Rank: Special Constable
Service: Brighton Police
Parents: Mr & Mrs Waymark
Brothers: Alfred G Waymark & William H Waymark
Parent’s Address: 22 Cornfield Terrace, St Leonards
Published: March 1918
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George Moon
Service: Munitions Worker and Police Volunteer
Address: 32 St Mary’s Terrace, Hastings
Other Info: For thirty years sold baked potatoes from a can in Queen’s Road. Being too old for military service he has gone into munitions (night work) and fills up his spare time a special constable. This is at Birmingham, where he works five nights each week on munitions, and does police duty (unpaid) on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Published: May 1917
George H Mays
Rank: Sergeant
Service: Special Constables, East End of London
Parents: Mr George & Mrs Clara Julia Marriott Mays
Brothers: Wilfred Mays, Sidney Mays, Stanley G Mays & Cecil Clarence Mays
Parent’s Address: Beaulieu, St Helen’s Road, Hastings
Published: October 1914
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