In Memory Of

TIFFANY, HARRY WADDINGTON

Service Details
Age:
 22
Date of Birth:
 -0001-11-30
Rank:
 Captain
Unit:
 12th Bn.
Regiment:
 Royal Fusiliers
Date of Death:
 1916-11-15
Cause of Death:
 Missing, Death Presumed
Commemoration
Grave Reference:
 Panel 25 to 27.
Cemetery:
 LOOS MEMORIAL
Localitly:
 Pas de Calais
Country:
 France
Additional Information
Decorations:
 M C, Mentioned in Despatches
Citations:
 MC LG Sup 20 October 1916 - "For conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty on the occasion of a large fire at an ammunition dump. When several casualties had been caused by explosions due to the fire this officer rushed in with Sergt. Maj. Flack, and succeeded in rescuing the wounded at great personal risk. He has previously been recommended for good leading and bravery." MID LG Sup 8 July 1916 "22nd Sept. 1915"
Son of William Henry and Charlotte Catherine Tiffany (nee Farish), of The Grotto, Rondebosch, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. Gazetted Lieut. in the Union Defence Force, 1913, from the Military School, Tempe, Bloemfontein. Promoted Capt. (6th Infantry Regt.) Jan., 1915; With official permission he then proceeded to England and was posted to the Royal Fusiliers. Mentioned in a Despatches from General the Rt. Hon. Louis Botha for gallant and distinguished services in the Field in German South-West Africa in 1915. Asst. Military Instructor Kilworth Camp, Ireland. Captain 6th Infantry Regt. (Duke of Connaught and Strathearn's Own Cape Town Highlanders) Defence Force, Union of South Africa. On Rondebosch War Memorial in St. Paul's Anglican Churchyard