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Copies of reports regarding desertion of A Le Cocq from the camp at Don Bridge and the Vingtenier of Trinity's [Mr Marret] inability to locate him

Reference: A/C2/43/59

Date: 15 July 1907

Extension of the Foreign Deserters Act, 1852

Reference: A/D1/A1/7

Date: 18 August 1892 - 3 September 1892

Papers relating to the pardon for an individual for desertion from the Navy

Reference: A/D1/P30

Date: 13 May 1953 - 18 July 1953

Transportation Register, includes; name, age, description of crime, sentence, previous convictions, character, parents, married/single, if the convict can read/write, trade, Chaplain's remarks, Surgeon's remarks and general remarks. Entry for Henry Couch, 23, for deserting from the 58th Regiment

Reference: D/AG/B6/1/10b

Date: 23 November 1852 - 4 September 1852

Poursuites criminelles register - entry for Jean Mason, accused of stealing ahat form Jean Le Gerche and for deserting from a HMS vessel

Reference: D/Y/G1/1/219

Date: 19 September 1797 - 28 November 1799

Poursuites criminelles register - entry for Jonas Baker, soldier of the 15th Regiment for attacking George Denize of St Lawrence.

Reference: D/Y/G1/5/47

Date: 23 September 1811 - 16 January 1816

Poursuites criminelles register - entry for William Ball inciting George Boyle, Arthur Kennick and William Yates, soldiers of 17th regiment of Fusiliers, to desert

Reference: D/Y/G1/5/48

Date: 23 September 1811 - 16 January 1816

Poursuites criminelles register - entry for Thomas Bolgan and Little Jack, sailors of HMS Le Monague, arrested for desertion

Reference: D/Y/G1/5/51

Date: 23 September 1811 - 16 January 1816

Poursuites criminelles register - entry for Jacques Toury accused of hiding a desterter David Birrel, soldier of the 2nd Battalion of the 15th Regiment

Reference: D/Y/G1/5/393

Date: 23 September 1811 - 16 January 1816

Extract from the States of Jersey regarding the punishment, mutiny and desertion and for the better payment of the army and their quarters.

Reference: F/M/R1/23

Date: 5 November 1792

Notice from the Royal Court asking for islanders to come forward to reveal the whereabouts of members of the armed forces of Britain who were hiding in the island with a reward of 20 shillings for any seamen handed in.

Reference: F/M/R1/33

Date: 14 April 1803

Extract from the Royal Court regarding the case of Madelain Perrier representing Philippe Pipon, commander of the vessel Daphne, who had deserted the service of His Majesty.

Reference: F/M/R1/35

Date: 30 April 1810

Documents concerning Nicolas Schmitz, a German Soldier who was shot for desertion, includes a photograph

Reference: L/C/24/C/21

Date: 2001

Same recording as items R/03/C/7 and R/03/C/8 Norman Le Brocq, founder member of the Jersey Communist Party and former Deputy of the States of Jersey, talks to the Channel Islands Occupation Society about his occupation experiences. Introduction by the CIOS President. Talks about his personal situation at the start of the occupation, his decision not to be evacuated, his political ideas, becoming a methodist lay preacher, meeting Leslie Huelin, a member of the Australian Communist Party, in 1941, forming a discussion group that later became the Jersey Democratic Movement to talk about ideas for Jersey after the war, the formation and growth of the Jersey Communist Party, the recruitment of Warren Hobbs, names of young people that they had recruited, making sketches of German military installations, organising aid for escaped Ukrainian forced labourers, Mikhail Krohin, an escapee taught english by Mrs Metcalfe who acted as a distribution messenger, the acquirement of a printing duplicator to create illegal leaflets for the Jersey Democratic Movement, copying BBC news bulletins for camps, help they received, methods of obtaining supplies and identity cards, Dr McKinstry who helped them, the setting up of an OT Hospital being at Girl's College, contact between Ernest Perrée, a porter at the hospital and the Spanish workers who were mostly communists, the meeting between three spanish workers and three from the Jersey Communist Party, the passing of leaflets in the camps by the Spanish, the duplicator being hidden in a cottage in Sand Street, his wrongful sacking from the Jersey Gas Company for leaking information, working for the libraries and the George Hutt's bookshop and lending library in Broad Street, Feodor Burrij and Louisa Gould, a meeting with Paul Mullbach, a german soldier part of a group [part of or inspired by the Free Germany Movement] attempting to start a mutiny in the garrison, agreement to produce leaflets for him, being nominated as liaison with Mulbach and meeting in Burger's Bookshop in the Parade to hand over the leaflet to print, being helped by Rosalie Le Riche, Mr Le Brocq's soon to be wife, Mulbach's desertion and the cottage bought for him to live in, Mulbach's attempt to blow up the camp and plans for the mutiny being curtailed as the result of liberation. Questions asked about what happened to Paul Mulbach, the people involved in resistance movements that existed and Mr Holmes, a shopkeeper who was alleged to be a spy for both the Nazis and the Allies, Polish soldiers in the German army, the camp at the bottom of Jubilee Hill, known as Lager Immelman, the return of the forced worker, Mariam Polski (?) to the island after the occupation, Russian bishops, visit to Ukraine, the experiences of the German prisoners of war and forced labourers after the occupation, whether he's thinking of writing his memoirs, whether he was ever picked up by the Germans, he talks about a member of the feldgendarmerie, Billy Mace, who warned Louisa Gould a search was coming but she was unable to get everything out, the experience of Harold Le Druillenec and the efficiency of the Nazis. [Same recording as items R/03/C/7 and R/03/C/8]

Reference: L/D/25/L/36

Date: 13 April 1988

Statement signed by Baron de Rullecourt concerning the desertion of three men from the Corps of the Volunteers of Luxembourg of which he is the commanding officer

Reference: L/F/250/A/1

Date: 16 October 1780

Digital copy of the Case History of Witness 214. Taken from the Children's Services client file of Witness 214. [Some details redacted].

For Witness 214's witness statement to the States of Jersey Police dated 26 April 2008 see ZC/D/AW1/B1/1/2/WS000169.

Reference: ZC/D/AW1/A3/1/3/WD000663

Date: 12 October 1964 - 16 February 1966

Digital copy of a Form of application for admission of a child to the care of the Education Committee in respect of Witness 214. Signed on behalf of the Constable of St Helier. [Some details redacted]. Taken from the Children's Services client file of Witness 214.

For Witness 214's witness statement to the States of Jersey Police dated 26 April 2008 see ZC/D/AW1/B1/1/2/WS000169.

Reference: ZC/D/AW1/A3/1/3/WD000667

Date: 15 November 1965 - 27 January 1966

Digital copy of the Case History of Witness 214. Taken from the Children's Services client file of Witness 214. [Some details redacted].

For Witness 214's witness statement to the States of Jersey Police dated 26 April 2008 see ZC/D/AW1/B1/1/2/WS000169.

Reference: ZC/D/AW1/A3/1/3/WD004195

Date: 12 October 1964 - 31 December 1983

Digital copy of the Case History of Witness 278. Taken from the Children's Services client file of Witness 278. [Some details redacted].

For Witness 278's witness statement to the States of Jersey Police dated 29 April 2008 see ZC/D/AW1/B1/1/3/WD000239.

Reference: ZC/D/AW1/A3/1/4/WD001411

Date: 8 October 1963 - 2 October 1981

Digital copy of Statistical analysis of residents at Haut de la Garenne and reasons for admission.

Reference: ZC/D/AW1/A3/6/1/1/WD001178

Date: 1960 - 1969

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