George Edward and Eric George Jordan

Father and son George Edward and Eric George Jordan were both members of Gloucestershire constabulary and shared the same collar number 294.

With thanks to Wendy Jordan

Eric George Jordan. Born 7th February 1904 joined the force in 1925. George Edward Jordan. Born 4th April 1880 joined the force in 1900. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9130)

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Form of recommendation for George Jordan. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9306)

Joiners Book entry for George Jordan. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9303)

Sepia group photo of officers, mainly Constables with a Superintendent and 2 possible Inspectors - may be a Divisional group. Collar numbers visible: 24 Thomas James, 40 Charles Bullock, 41 Jesse Sollars, 45 William Dance, 67 Frederick Gardiner , 83 Charles Poulton, 86 Frederick Carter, 103 Walter Windsor, 105, 118 Jabez Iles, 147 Alfred Holmes, 162 Francis Nash , 220 Henry Newland, 233 Morton C White , 265 Albert Gosling, 285 John York, 294 George Jordan, 312 George Clutterbuck, 335? Albert Green 171 Charles Davis. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 1657)

Police Constable George Jordan was the last police officer to see Sergeant Hale alive. The Citizen 7th June 1904. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9162)

Police Constable George Jordan dealing with a dangerous driving case. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9223)

Gloucester Cross 1919 with police officer directing traffic. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9172)

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Gloucester Cross 1919 with police officer directing traffic. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9171)

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Record of Service for George Jordan. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9302)

Appointment Document for Police Constable Eric Jordan. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9301)

Joiners Book entry for Eric Jordan. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9304)

Article about drinking after hours. Officers mentioned Police Constables Eric Jordan and George Merry, Superintendent Hopkins. (Gloucestershire Police Archives URN 9221)