Source
Memoir to Illustrate the Origin and Foundation of the Pollock Medal (Boddy and Co., Military Publishers, Woolwich, 1875), although anonymous, probably written by Field Marshal Sir Linton Simmons. Available at http://www.pollock.4mg.com/Memoir.htm
Other recipients of the Pollock Medal:
Maurice A Cameron February 1875 Royal Engineers
H J Foster February 1875 (Royal Engineers)
(commission dates follow, not medal award dates)
V.H.P Caillard August 1875
J H Cowan February 1876
W H Turton August 1876
A P Codd January 1877
H W Laffan Junwe 1877
E Agar October 1877
A M Mantell January 1878
S Davidson December 1878
I Winn April 1879
I Dallas July 1879
E H Hemming February 1880
M Nathan May 1880
W F H S Kincaid July 1880
C Hill July 1881
I F Edmonds July 1881
I R L Macdonald February 1882
R I H L Mackenzie July 1882
Source A Copy of the "Memoir to illustrate the origin and foundation of the Pollock Medal" given to H D Love (1873 recipient) by Lt Gen Simmons and currently held by Capt. S Marshall RE (Gt.Gt.Granddaughter of HD Love).
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