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Letter from the Vice Consul, V Consulat de France a Jersey to W Vernon, Bailiff re. Jean François Herve born in Jersey 1884 informing him he has chosen to perform his military service in the French Army and requests the Jersey Military Authorities are informed

Reference: A/C2/41/4

Date: 22 February 1905

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] originally enclosed with the letter from the Vice-Consul of France see A/C2/41/4 informing him Jean Herve had been called up by the Militia but had chosen to do his military duty in France

Reference: A/C2/41/5

Date: 23 February 1905

Copy letter from H Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Law Officer's of the Crown originally enclosed with letters from the Bailiff and French Acting Vice Consul see A/C2/41/4 & 5 re. Jean Herve and whether he is liable for military service

Reference: A/C2/41/10

Date: 8 March 1905

Letter from A Hilgrove Turner, Attorney Generals Chambers to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] regarding Jean Herve, his opinion is that Herve can be treated as an alien for the purposes of military service

Reference: A/C2/41/11

Date: 13 March 1905

Copy letter from H Gough, Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff regarding Jean Herve and the decision to treat him as an alien for the purpose of military service

Reference: A/C2/41/12

Date: 14 March 1905

Copy letter from the W V Vernon Bailiff to the Vice Consul of France regarding Jean Herve and informing him he does not have to do military service in Jersey as he is doing it in France

Reference: A/C2/41/14

Date: 21 March 1905

Copy letter from the Vice Consul of France to the Bailiff, Sir William Vernon thanking him for his letter see A/C2/41/14 regarding Jean Herve and his military service

Reference: A/C2/41/15

Date: 23 March 1905

Act of the Piers and Harbours Committee signed by the Greffier Ernest Le Sueur allowing the exemption of Philip Hubert and Thomas De Gruchy from military service

Reference: A/C2/41/18

Date: 1 April 1905

Letter from W V Vernon, Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] originally enclosed with an Act of the Piers and Harbours Committee see A/C2/41/18 re. exemption from military service for Philip Hubert and Thomas De Gruchy

Reference: A/C2/41/21

Date: 6 April 1905

Copy letter from H Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff with reference to his letter of 6 April see A/C2/41/21 informing him that Philip Hubert and Thomas De Gruchy are exempted from Militia Service

Reference: A/C2/41/23

Date: 10 April 1905

Copy letter from H Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff in reply to his letter of 12 April see A/C2/41/26 and informing him his coachman George Henry is exempt from military service

Reference: A/C2/41/27

Date: 14 April 1905

Letter from P Briard Lieutenant Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] on behalf of the Piers and Harbours Committee thanking him for exempting Philip Hubert and Thomas De Gruchy from militia service

Reference: A/C2/41/28

Date: 18 April 1905

Letter from H S Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] regarding the two waiters at the Royal Hotel asking what steps can be taken to prevent hardship being brought upon men who have to perform military service

Reference: A/C2/43/75

Date: 11 September 1907

Military Service Agreement between France and the United Kingdom

Reference: A/D1/A18/1

Date: 25 March 1952 - 19 February 1955

Military Service Agreement between the United Kingdom and Denmark

Reference: A/D1/A18/4

Date: 21 May 1955 - 1 August 1956

Military Service Agreement between the United Kingdom and Chile

Reference: A/D1/A18/10

Date: 4 January 1960 - 22 January 1960

Military Service Agreement between the United Kingdom and Argentina

Reference: A/D1/A18/20

Date: 28 April 1967 - 30 January 1968

Papers relating to the Law on Military Service (No 3)

Reference: A/D1/L1/9

Date: 17 September 1918 - 20 December 1929

Correspondence and papers relating to the Military Service Act and the contribution to the cost of war by the States of Jersey

Reference: A/E/3

Date: 30 September 1914 - 20 July 1918

Papers relating to the Defence of the Realm Act and the call up of soldiers, includes later amendments

Reference: A/E/7

Date: 4 August 1914 - 10 June 1921

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