Samuel Norman

2^nd Life Guards

Arthur Ayres

5^th Dragoon Guards

Lionel Howard Gilliat

Lt. 16^th Lancers. Died of enteric at Barberton. 23rd Sept. 1900. Aged 19. Born October 1880.

Hon. Charles William Hugh Cavendish

2nd Lieutenant - 17th Lancers - Killed in action at Diamond Hill, near Pretoria. 11th June 1900. Aged 21. Son of Lord Chesham. Born Sept. 1878. Memorial in Northampton Cathedral - "To the Glory of God and in memory of Brave Men, inhabitants of this County and neighbourhood, who gave their lives for their Sovereign and Country during the War in South Africa 1899-1902, the Western Window of this Cathedral was filled with stained glass, AD 1903........ 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers, 2nd Lieut. The Hon. C.W.H. Cavendish ........"

Henry Hardwick

19^th Hussars

William Goodlife

Imperial Yeomanry

Mark Slade

Imperial Yeomanry

James W Nunns

Royal Artillery 7^th Batt. R.F.A.

Reuben Butler

Royal Engineers

Arthur Hubbard

Grenadier Guards 2^nd Battalion

Simon Wells

Grenadier Guards 2^nd Battalion

William Easton

Northumberland Fusiliers

John Ashpole

Bedfordshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

Arthur James Elmer

Bedfordshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

Benjamin Feary

Bedfordshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

James John Sandifer

Bedfordshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

Henry Flowers

4^th Hunts. Volunteer Battalion

Arthur James Trolley

Welsh Reg.

Thomas Hill

Northamptonshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

Arthur Henry Jeffs

Northamptonshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion

William Wayman

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1^st Battalion Killed in action 31st October 1901. His story can be found on another page.

Isaac Slack

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 2^nd Battalion

George Eli Brown

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 3^rd Battalion

George Saunders

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 3^rd Battalion

Albert Henry Cooke

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 5^th Battalion

William Evans

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 5^th Battalion

Edward Holmes

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 5^th Battalion

George Smith

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 5^th Battalion

Alfred Wiggins

King’s Royal Rifle Corps 5^th Battalion died from wounds received at Spion Kop.

Arthur Strachan Way

Lt. 2nd Durham Light Infantry D.S.O. Killed in action at Tabaksberg 29th January 1901. Aged 24. Son of Rev. W.H. Bromley Way, late rector of Warboys, Hunts. Born 5th March 1876. He was educated at Marlborough College and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and joined the 2nd. Battalion, Durham Light Infantry, at Poona, in January 1896. He served in South Africa from January 1900 to 29th January 1901 with the Mounted Infantry, and was killed in action on 29th January 1901. He was created a companion of the Distinguished Service Order (London Gazette, 27th September 1901): "Arthur Strachan Way, Lieut., Durham Light Infantry (deceased). In recognition of services during the operations in South Africa." The Insignia, Warrant and Statutes were sent to his father. His brother, Lieutenant-Colonel Bromley Way, Sherwood Foresters, writes of Lieutenant Way: "He went to South Africa with the Durham Light Infantry Company of the Burmah Mounted Infantry in January 1990; was mentioned for gallantry at Sanna's Post, and on subsequent occasions, and was killed in action 29th January 1901." Awarded DSO 1901 and QSA and 5 bars.

John Ray

The Rifle Brigade 1^st Battalion

Arthur George Hensman

The Rifle Brigade 2^nd Battalion. Arthur was the son of George and Sarah (nee Fisher) Hensman, married 1864 in Godmanchester. He was born at Sutton, Cambridgeshire and in 1881 he was living with his family in St Neots. Corporal 4438, 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade, died of enteric fever at Ladysmith, 18th February 1900. Buried Intombi Cemetery, Ladysmith, South Africa.

Thomas James McCrow

Army Service Corps

Edward Cowley

Army Medical Service

Charles Langford

Army Medical Service

Charles Nixon

City Imperial Volunteers

Daniel William Hopkins

Damantis Horse

Arthur Ringrow

Kimberly Light Horse

Imperial Yeomanry

Imperial Yeomanry

Northamptonshire Reg. 2^nd Battalion