Lest We Forget |
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Surname | Forenames | Rank | Regiment | Details | ||||
ABEL |
F |
Private |
1st The Rifle Brigade, (The Prince Consort’s Own) |
5266, killed in action 27-2-1900 at Harts Hill where he is buried | ||||
ALDERTON |
B F F |
Trooper |
1st King's Dragoon Guards |
3797, 1st King's Dragoon Guards, died of disease 5-3-1901, Pretoria. - Cambridge |
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ALLEN |
EG |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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ALLENSBY |
G A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
4709, Mounted Infantry, died of disease 26-2-1901, Wynberg. |
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ANDREW |
E |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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ANDREW |
H |
Sergeant |
Royal Artillery |
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ANDREWS |
F |
Private |
Scots Guards |
Scots Guards - Whittlesford |
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ANDREWS |
J |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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ANDSLEY |
William |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
4794, Suffolk Regiment, killed in action 6-1-1900, Colesberg. |
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ARBON |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2725, Suffolk Regiment, wounded 6-1-1900, Colesberg, died of disease 20-9-1900, Kroonstad. |
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ARNULL |
Thomas [A] |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2209, Suffolk Regiment, died of wounds 6-1-1900, Colesberg. |
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ARROWSMITH |
Henry |
Lance Sergeant |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3952, or 3594, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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ASKHAM |
J W |
2nd Corporal |
23rd Company,
Royal Engineers |
24158, died 13-2-1900 of Enteric fever in Ladysmith and buried at Intombi camp. |
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ATT[S]WELL |
James M |
Lance Corporal |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3369, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Private on Suffolk Memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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BAILEY |
W |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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BAKER |
John |
Sergeant |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
384, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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BAKER |
T G |
Corporal |
3rd Grenadier Guards |
5804, 3rd Grenadier Guards, died of enteric fever, 13-3-1900, Modder River. |
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BALTZAR |
William |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
2868, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. BALTZER on Suffolk memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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BARKER |
AF |
Private |
The Suffolk Reg. |
possibly Albert Barker, 814, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 38-6-1900, Bloemfontein |
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BARKER |
Albert |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
814, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 38-6-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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BARNES |
J |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment/4th Mounted Infantry |
5370, 1st Suffolk Rgt/4th Mounted Infantry, died of disease, 22-12-1901, Pretoria. |
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BARNES |
Samuel |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2196, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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BARRETT |
G R K |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Suffolk Regiment |
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BARRINGHAM |
W |
Corporal |
The Bedfordshire Reg. |
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BARRON |
C |
Sergeant |
10th Hussars |
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BARTON |
H |
Private |
1st Royal Fusiliers |
6937, 1st Royal Fusiliers, died of disease 16-5-1900, Kimberley - Cambridge |
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BATTISSON |
T |
Private |
The Royal Scots (Lothian Reg. ) |
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BEDWELL |
Harry Albert |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3961, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 14-11-1900, Middelburg. |
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BELLAIRS |
W |
Trooper |
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BENNETT |
CF |
Farrier |
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BENNETT |
EMB |
Sergeant |
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BENTLEY |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BERRY |
W |
Trooper |
2216, killed in action 29-5-1900 at Biddulphsberg & buried at Senekal | |||||
BEST |
F S H |
Private |
3rd King's Royal Rifles |
3rd King's Royal Rifles - Cambridge |
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BETTLES |
CR |
Private |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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BIRD |
R J |
Private |
1st Manchester |
1st Manchester - Cambridge |
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BLOTT |
JR |
Lance. Corporal |
The City of London Imperial Volunteers |
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BLUNSOM |
F |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BOAR |
H |
Private |
The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry |
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BOLT |
E |
Trooper |
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BOOTH |
Herbert |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
3799, killed in action, Lombards Kop 30-10-1899 and is buried in town cemetery Ladysmith | ||||
BOOTH |
O |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BOSWORTH |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5681, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 31st March 1902, Germiston. |
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BOUNDS |
HW |
Trooper |
16th Lancers |
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BOWMAN |
F |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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BOYCE |
C |
Able Seaman |
HMS Powerful |
151746, died in Ladysmith, date and grave unknown | ||||
BOYCE |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2133, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 22th May 1901, Middelburg. |
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BRIDGE |
Arthur |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
2230 or 3230, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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BRINDLEY |
George Frederick Wallace Brindley |
Captain |
The Manchester Reg. |
2nd Battalion. Died of wounds received in action at Holland 19th December 1901. Born July 1874. Entered the Manchester Regiment from the 4th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers, December 1896. Promoted lieutenant November 1897 and captain October 1900. He was seconded from his Regiment for service with the Mounted Infantry. | ||||
BRITTEN |
EH |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BROMWICH |
J |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BROWN |
A |
Private |
The Northumberland Fusiliers |
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BROWN |
Arthur Wale |
Captain |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
Wounded at Rensburg, 6th January 1900, died of wounds at Jacobsdarl, Pretoria, 26th January 1900, age 33. [Reported in news of the World 14-Jan-1900] 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Son of J Brown, Coombe Villa, Teignmouth. Born 1867. Educated at Allhallows School, Honiton. Joined the Suffolk Regiment in 1889, promoted lieutenant 1893, captain 1898. Accompanied his battallion to South Africa November 1899. |
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BROWN |
D |
Private |
36299, 9th Imperial Yeomanry, died of disease, 26-1-1902, Heilbron. |
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BROWN |
J |
Trooper |
9th Lancers |
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BROWN |
J R |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
2899 Sgt. J. Brown 2/Northamptonshire Regiment who died of disease at Warmbad 15th May 1901 and buried in Pietersburg Cemetery | ||||
BROWN |
S |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BROYD |
Frank |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
1131, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 11-7-1900, Germiston. |
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BRUTY |
George |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4835, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 31-5-1900, Vet River |
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BULL |
HJ |
Private |
The Royal Irish Rifles |
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BULL |
J |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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BULMAN |
W E |
Sergeant |
Imperial Yeomanry - Cambridge |
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BURTON |
JH |
Private |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
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BUTCHER |
Alfred |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2913, Suffolk Regiment died of disease 12-6-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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CAMPBELL |
Ernest George |
Captain |
The Rifle Brigade |
4th Battalion. Wounded near Bergendal, 21st July 1900. Died of wounds 23rd July 1900. Aged 27. Born June 1873. Educated at Eton (Mr Austen Leigh's). Entered the Rifle Brigade December 1892. Promoted Lieutenant July 1895 and Captain April 1900. Served with the Tochi Field Force on the North-West Frontier of India 1897-9 (medal and bar). Fell while leading his men to storm a strong Boer position at Bergendal. Sir R Buyller in his despatch of 13th September 1900 stated he much regretted the death of Captain Campbell who led his company "most gallantly", London Gazette 8th FDebruary 1901. 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...The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own), Captain E.G. Campbell..." | ||||
CANHAM |
E |
Sergeant |
King's Royal Rifles |
King's Royal Rifles - Cambridge |
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CAREY |
Seymour James |
Lieutenant |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
Killed in action near Rensburg, 6th January 1900, age 26. 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Born January 1874, Margate, Kent, son of Arthur and Elizabeth Carey of 21 Rosary Gardens, London. Educated St Paul's School, London. Entered the Suffolk Regiment in January 1895, promoted lieutenant May 1897. Served as Chief of Police in the Monofatsi district of Crete from November 1898 to July 1899 and was mentioned in despatches for services rendered in that capacity. He accompanied his battalion to South Africa November 1899. |
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CAVENDISH |
Charles William Hugh |
2nd Lieutenant. The Honourable |
17th Lancers |
Killed in action at Diamond Hill, near Pretoria. 11th June 1900. Aged 21. Son of Lord Chesham. Born September 1878. Only son of Lord Chesham, commanding the Imperial Yeomanry. Educated at Eton (Mr Ainger's). Entered 17th Lancer's from Royal Military College August 1898. Sent to South Africa February 1900. Served with is Regiment in Orange River County and the Transvaal before being killed at Diamond Hill. 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 ........" | ||||
CAWLEY |
William J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3298, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg, died 5-6-1900, Waterval. |
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CAWTHORN |
A |
Bombardier |
Royal Field Artillery/27th Mounted Infantry |
17623, Royal Field Artillery died of disease on 19 April 1902 at Elandsfontein while serving with the 27th Mounted Infantry. |
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CHAPMAN |
H |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5320, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 2-3-1902, Pretoria. |
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CHASE |
James |
Honorary Lieutenant and Quarter Master |
Scots Guards |
1st Battalion, Scots Guards. Died of disease Modder River, 3rd February 1900, age 41. Born July 1858, Warrant Officer for 6 years and obtained his commission in the Scots Guards in May 1891. Served in Egyptian Expedition 1882 (medal and bar, Khedives (bronze) star), present at the action at Mahuta, and the battle of Tel-el-Kebir. Accompanied his battalion to South Africa in October 1899 and served with it up to the time of his death. |
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CHEVERTON |
T |
Private |
Army Ordnance Corps |
3846, Army Ordnance Corps, died of disease 27-3-1901, Newcastle. - Cambridge |
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CLARKE |
GFH |
Private |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
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CLAYSON |
H |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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CLAYTON |
A |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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CLAYTON |
J C |
Trooper |
19th Hussars |
4375, 19th Hussars, killed in action 6-1-1901, Lake Chrissie. - Dullingham |
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COBBIN |
William |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2506, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 6-7-1900, Germiston. |
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COBBOLD |
H |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5615, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 7-3-1902, Elandsfontein. |
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COLEMAN |
F |
Sergeant |
Suffolk Regiment |
3917, Suffolk Regiment died of disease 15-12-1901, Krugersdorp. |
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COLEMAN |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3355, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 27-12-1900, Pretoria. |
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COLEMAN |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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COLLINS |
GH |
Private |
The South Wales Borderers |
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COOPER |
Alfred |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
5118, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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COOPER |
H |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3907, Suffolk Regiment died of disease 27-12-1900, Pretoria. |
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COOPER |
JB |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. Volunteer Company |
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CORDER |
H |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4517, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 22-4-1901, Charlestown. |
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CORR (CORE) |
WJ |
Trooper |
South African Light Horse |
998, died 11-4-1900 in Ladysmith where he is buried in the town cemetery. Listed on the Boer War Memorial, Saxonwold, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. | ||||
CORNWALL |
G |
Trooper |
5th Lancers |
5th Lancers - Cambridge |
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COWELL |
William Scott |
Private |
2nd Yorkshire Light Infantry |
4534, 2nd Yorkshire Light Infantry, killed in action 28-11-1899, Modder River. - Chesterton |
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CRANE |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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CURSLEY |
A |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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CUTHBERT |
Walter |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
4232, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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DAMES |
E |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
5052, Suffolk Regiment, died of diesease 23-5-1901, Middelburg. |
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DANIELS |
H |
Sergeant |
Grenadier Guards |
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DAVIS |
A |
Private |
The Suffolk Reg. |
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DAVIS |
C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5166, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 5-5-1901, Pretoria. |
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DAW |
Alfred H |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3339, 1st Suffolk Regiment, died of disease, 30-12-1900, Aliwal North. Born circa 1872, son of Edward & Cecilia DAW. Father a Staff Sgt. in the Cambs Militia, family living in Ely in 1881. |
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DAY |
J |
Private |
The Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Reg. ) |
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DAY |
W |
Private |
2nd Grenadier Guards |
6427, 2nd Grenadier Guards, killed in action 29-5-1900, Senekal. - Bassingbourn |
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DAY |
William |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
2951, Mounted Infantry, died of disease 1-11-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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DAYNES |
Albert William |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
Cambridge - 3000, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 23-4-1900, De Aar. |
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DEADMAN |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5636, 28th Mounted Infantry, prisoner of war 31-3-1902, Boschbult; died of disease 28-5-1902, Vryburg. |
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DEWELL |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5543, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 22-1-1902, Elandsfontein. |
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DIX |
Robert J |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
3702, died of wounds in Ladysmith 21-2-1900 and is buried in the town cemetery | ||||
DOGGETT |
A G |
Trooper |
5th Lancers |
5th Lancers - Cherryhinton |
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DOUBLE |
C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Suffolk Regiment |
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DOVE |
J |
Corporal |
The Northamptonshire Reg. Volunteer Company |
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DOWIE |
Ronald MacKenzie |
Captain |
Suffolk Regiment |
Wounded by gunshot to abdomen near Vredeport, 17th December 1901, died at Kroonstad 20th December 1901. Assigned 3rd Battalion but serving with the 1st Battalion. Formerly held a commission as lieutenant with 4th Battalion being gazetted to a company in the 3rd Battalion in January 1900. |
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DOWNING |
W A |
Lance. Corporal |
The East Surrey Reg. |
4806, killed in action on 23-2-1900 at Wynne Hill where he is buried | ||||
DUNKLEY |
A |
Private |
The Bedfordshire Reg. |
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DUNKLING |
T |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
1913, 1st Suffolk Regimentt, died of disease, 27-4-1901, Wonderfontein. |
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DYER |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4811, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 24-1-1900, Pretoria. |
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EDGE |
JG |
Private |
The Lincolnshire Reg. |
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EDGELEY |
Frank |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5229, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 2-4-1900, Prieska. |
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ELLINGHAM |
Charles |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
4660, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 15-6-1900, Bloemfontein. Also on Bedfordshire Boer War Memorial. |
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ELLIS |
A |
Private |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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EVANS-FREKE |
Cecil Montague |
Lieutenant. The Honourable |
16th Lancers |
Died of wounds 15th June 1900, wounds received 2nd June 1900 in action near Orange Grove. Youngest son of the 8th Lord Carbery and Victoria Lady Carbery, of Glaston House, Uppingham and was uncle of the then present peer. Born September 1876. Educated at Eton (Mr Vaughan's). Entered the 16th Lancers from Royal Military College April 1897. Promoted lieutenant October 1899. Sent to South Africa in February 1900. Present at the releif of Kimberley, the battle of Paadeberg and the advance on Bloemfontein. There is also a tablet erected by his brother officers at Glaston in his memory. | ||||
EVERITT |
A G |
Corporal |
19th Hussars |
19th Hussars - Chesterton |
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EYKYN |
Cecil |
Captain |
The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) |
2nd Battalion - Wounded at Koodoosberg, 7th February 1900. Died next day. Aged 32. Son of the late Thomas Eykyn, of 47 Hyde Park Gate, London. Born June 1867. Educated at Harrpw. Entered the Royal Highlanders from 3rd Battalion, King's Own Light Infantry, July 1889. Promoted to lieutenant January 1891 and captain November 1898. He had served with his battalion in the Kimberley Relief Column, and was present at the battle of Magersfontein. | ||||
FARROW |
A |
Private |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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FELCE |
H |
Lance. Corporal |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
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FEW |
S C |
Private |
Imperial Yeomanry - Cambridge |
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FINCH |
Edward |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4915, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 9-11-1900, Johannesburg. |
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FINTER |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5309, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 13-3-1901, Middelburg. |
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FISHER |
W T |
Private |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
7039 Pte. W. Fisher 3/King's Royal Rifle Corps died of disease at Modder Spruit 16th May 1900 and is buried at Elandslaagte Naval Cemetery. | ||||
FISK |
Ernest |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5231, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 21-6-1900, Germiston |
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FITZHUGH |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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FORGE |
Frederick |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3496 or 3494, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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FORSDYKE |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2733, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 29-12-1900, Pretoria. |
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FROST |
Arthur |
Private |
Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry, killed in action Spion Kop, South Africa 24/1/1900 age 22. Born 1878 at Benwick, son of Stephen and Jane Frost of Benwick. Also commemorated on the Doddington War Memorial. Listed on the Boer War Memorial, Saxonwold, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. |
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FULCHER |
William |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3887, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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GARNER |
B |
Trooper |
British South African Police - Fulbourn |
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GARRAD |
Ernest C |
Sergeant |
Suffolk Regiment Volunteer Company |
6193, Volunteer Company, died of disease 5-7-1900, Germiston. |
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GARROD |
Ernest G |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
1374, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 24-12-1900, Pretoria. |
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GAUSSEN |
Charles Louis |
Captain |
91st Company, Imperial Yeomanry - Killed in action at Tafelkop. 20th December 1901. Aged 32. Eldest son of David Gaussen, of Duncote, Towcester, Northamptonshire. Born 26th September 1869. Educated at Charterhouse. Entered the 18th Hussars October 1889. Transferred to the Indian Staff Corps May 1892, promoted captain in the 3rd Bengal Cavalry October 1990, joined the Reserve of Officers December 1900. Sent to South Africa with 23rd Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry March 1901 and served with them until his death. Killed while commanding his company that was acting as escort to some guns and gallantly sacrificed themselves to a man. He was mentioned in despatches, Lndon Gazette 25th April 1902. Buried at Tafelkop. 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........ Imperial Yeomanry, Captain C.L. Gaussen ......." He is also commemorated on a Latten Brass in St Paul's Cathedral in memory of all ranks of the 18th, 21st and 23rd Battalions, IMperial Yeomanry, who fell in the wwar and also on a tablet in the War Memorial Cloister erected at Charterhouse. | |||||
GIDDENS |
C |
Sergeant |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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GILL |
Arthur |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
4643, Suffolk Mounted Infantry, wounded 5-5-1900, Bloemfontein. Date of death unknown. |
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GILLIAT |
Lionel Howard |
Lieutenant. |
16th Lancers |
Died of enteric at Barberton. 23rd September 1900. Aged 19. Born October 1880. Educated at Eton (Mr. Impey's). Entered the 16th Lancers from the 5th Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps January 1900. Promoted lieutenant July 1900. Served in 5th Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps from October 1897. There is also a tablet erected by his brother officers at St Peter's Church, Eaton Square, in his memory. | ||||
GISHFORD |
S |
Trooper |
Brabant’s Horse |
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GLOVER |
Robert |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
848, died of Enteric fever on 25-9-1900 in Johannesburg | ||||
GODDARD |
A |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
5070, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg, died of disease 21-1-1900. |
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GODDARD |
E |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Suffolk Regiment |
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GODDARD |
J |
Private |
The Devonshire Reg. |
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GOODLIFF |
W |
Trooper |
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GOULD |
PC |
Private |
The Essex Reg. |
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GREEN |
E |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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GREEN |
E B |
Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment 4th Volunteer Btn |
6702, Suffolk Regiment, 4th Volunteer Btn, died of disease 13-6-1901, Middelburg. |
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GREEN |
W |
Sergeant |
Royal Artillery |
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GREENWOOD |
George |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
2064, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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GRIGGS |
A |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5673, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 8-4-1902, Germiston. |
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GUNN |
PH |
Trooper |
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GUNNING |
Robert Henry |
Lieutenant. Col. |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
Commanding 1st Battalion. Formerly adjutant Huntingdonshire Militia.Killed in action at the Battle of Talana Hill, 20th October 1899, Second Boer War. Grave and Regimental Memorial, Talana, Dundee, kwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Aged 49. Eldest son of Sir George William Gunning, 5th Baronet, of Little Horton House, Northampton. Born 1852. Educated at Eton (Mr Wayte's). Entered the 68th Regiment of Foot 1873, transferred to 60th Foot 1874, promoted Captain 1883, major 1890 and lieutenant-colonel 1898. Served with 60th rifles in Zululand 1879 (medal and bar) being present at the action of Ginginhlovo and Relief of Etshowe, afterwards serving as adjutant of the battalion throughout the operations of "Clarke's Column,",then in the Burmese Expedition of 1891-92 being in command of the Baungshè Column during the operations in the Chin Hills (medal and bar). At Talana he fell while leading his battalion in the attack. Mentioned in despatches by Lieutenant-General Sir G White 2nd December 1899 (London Gazette 8th February 1901). Buried in the cemetery just below Talana Hill close to where he fell. 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.......... The King's Royal Rifle Corps, Lieut-Col. R.H. Gunning......" [See Peterborough Memorial]
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HACKETT |
Charles |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
4684, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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HAGGAR |
A |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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HALL |
C |
Private |
Roberts' Horse |
Roberts' Horse - Croydon |
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HAMMOND |
A |
Trooper |
10th Hussars |
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HAMMOND |
C B |
Trooper |
Bethune’s Mounted Infantry |
788, killed in action, Scheepers Nek 20-5-1900 buried at Scheepers Nek. Listed on the Boer War Memorial, Saxonwold, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. | ||||
HANCOCK |
S |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
Cherryhinton - 5666, 1st Suffolk Rgt/28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 23-5-1902, Klerksdorp. |
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HARRIS |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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HASDELL |
TE |
Driver |
Royal Artillery |
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HAWES |
AJT |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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HEAD |
Brian Morrison |
Sergeant |
Kitchener's Horse |
4488, Kitchener's Horse, killed in action 13-12-1900, Nooitgedacht. Resident of Balsham. Born 1874 at East Grinstead, Sussex, son of Robert, physician and surgeon, and Emma Isabella Head of Balsham. |
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HEARNE |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2912, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 27-1-1900, Germiston. |
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HEAUME |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5745, Suffolk Regiment, drowned 8-2-1902 Schoonspruit, Klerksdorp. |
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HEMMINGS |
Charles [S] |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry Coy |
2452, Mounted Infantry Coy, died of disease 17-8-1900, Johannesburg. |
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HEWITT |
D J |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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HICHENS |
Thomas Sikes |
Captain |
Royal Artillery |
Died of enteric fever 11th June 1900 at Bloemfontein. Born September 1869. Educated at Winchester. Entered the Royal Artillery February 1889. Promoted lieutenant February 1892 then captain March 1899. Mentioned in despatches, London Gazette 10th September 1901, for his services. | ||||
HICKS |
Albert E |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2885, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 12-10-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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HICKS |
G |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4014, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 1-1-1901, Germiston. |
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HILL |
T |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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HILLS |
E |
Trooper |
Imperial Light Horse |
Imperial Light Horse - Cambridge. Raised in South Africa, from Uitlander. |
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HOGG |
W T [J] |
Sergeant |
1st York and Lancaster |
4278, died on 23-4-1900 of Enteric fever at Pietermaritzburg where he is buried - Cherryhinton. |
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HOLLAND |
[B] Robert |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3404, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg; died of disease 1-4-1900, Pretoria. |
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HOLLAND |
C |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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HOLLAND |
E G |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3303, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 8-1-1900, Pretoria. |
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HOLT |
FC |
Lance. Corporal |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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HONEY |
H |
Corporal |
Grenadier Guards |
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HOPKINS |
F |
Trooper |
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HOUSDEN |
Alfred |
Sergeant |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
Swaffam Prior - 3686, Suffolk Mounted Infantry, wounded 4-6-1900, near Pretoria. Date of death not known. |
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HOWARD |
A |
Private |
38 Bkr Army Service Corps |
15938, 38 Bkr Army Service Corps, died of disease 20-11-1900, Pretoria. - Cambridge |
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HOWE |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3448, Suffolk Regiment, wounded 16-2-1900, Coleskop; died of disease 31-1-1901, Pretoria. |
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HOWELL |
Hammond C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3274, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 4-5-1900, Naauwpoort. |
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HOWES |
J |
Private |
2nd Bedfordshire Rgt |
possibly 6257, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment, died of disease 28-6-1900, Bloemfontain. - Bassingbourn |
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HUNT |
F |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Suffolk Regiment |
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HUTT |
H W |
Trooper |
19th Hussars |
19th Hussars - Cambridge |
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INGREY |
W |
Private |
Durham Light Infantry |
3095, died 22-5-1900 of Enteric fever in Ladysmith and buried in the town cemetery - Cambridge |
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JACKSON |
Christopher Goddard |
Captain |
7th Dragoon Guards |
Killed in action when on patrol duty near Arundel, Cape Colony 16th December 1899. Born February 1872. Educated at Cheltenham. Entered 7th Dragoon Guards October 1892, promoted lieutenant April 1896, promoted Captain October 1899. He volunteered for active service and was sent to South Africa at the start of the war seving in the north of Cape Colony. His name is also inscribed on the Eleanor Cross War Memorial ad Cheltenham College. | ||||
JACKSON |
H C |
Trooper |
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JAGGARD |
A |
Trooper |
2nd Life Guards |
1786, 2nd Life Guards, died of disease 29-4-1900, Bloemfontain. - Hinxton |
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JELLEY |
A E |
Corporal |
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JESSOP |
Herbert E |
Corporal |
3rd Grenadier Guards |
7949, 3rd Grenadier Guards, died of disease, 8-6-1901, Navalsport. Born circa 1876, son of John B and Susannah M JESSOP. Father was a Police Officer, family living in Wisbech in 1881. |
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JOHNSON |
William |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
795, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 11-8-1900, Deelfontein. |
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JORDAN |
H C |
Trooper |
14th Hussars |
44, died 7-5-1900 of disease in Ladysmith, buried in town cemetery | ||||
JOYCE |
L |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. Volunteer Company |
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JUGGINS |
R E |
Trooper |
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KEECH |
G |
Private |
2nd The Rifle Brigade, (The Prince Consort’s Own) |
5386, died 14-11-1899 of gunshot wounds in Ladysmith where he is buried | ||||
KENDALL |
A |
Private |
Coldstream Guards |
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KENDALL |
George |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
4288, died of disease in Pretoria 15-2-1900 | ||||
KIDD |
Charles |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment 'A' Company |
3088, A Company, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. Born 1873, Mildenhall, Suffolk, son of George and Emma Kidd, Plantation Farm, Burnt Fen. Age 27. |
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KING |
A G |
Private |
24th Imperial Yeomanry (Rough Riders) Mounted Infantry |
30813, 24th Imperial Yeomanry (Rough Riders) Mounted Infantry, died of disease, 5-2-1902, Kimberley |
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KING |
Frederick Charles |
Private |
3rd Cambridgeshire Volunteer Batt. |
3rd Cambridgeshire Volunteer Batt., Suffolk Reg. - Saffron Walden |
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KNIGHTS |
Henry [Harry] |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2026, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 17-6-1900, Germiston. |
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LACK |
Edward |
Private |
3rd, The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
6551, died 18-5-1900 of Meningitis in Ladysmith and buried in town cemetery | ||||
LAMBERT |
John |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
1165, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 25-6-1900, Germiston. |
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LANE |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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LAST |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/15th Mounted Infantry |
4720, 15th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 16-2-1902, Harrismith. |
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LAWTON |
H |
Colour Sergeant |
The King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) |
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LEWIS |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4447, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 8-2-1901, Middelburg. |
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LIGHTFOOT |
J |
Squadron Sergeant Major |
13th Hussars |
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LLOYD |
William Reade De-la-Pere |
Major |
Suffolk Regiment |
Killed in action in Major-General Smith-Dorrien's engagement at Twyufelaar, 26th January 1901, age 40. Only son of the late Captain Lloyd (57th Foot), who was killed in action in New Zealand. Born September 1860. Entered the 12th Foot January 1880, promoted to lieutenant January 1881, captain May 1886 and finally major February 1897. He served in the Hazara Expedition 1888 (medal and bar) with his battalion. He served in South Africa from 1899, in the north of Cape Colony and in the Transvaal. He was mentioned in despatches London Gazette 10th September 1901. |
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LONGDEN |
Arthur Edmund |
Major |
The Army Service Corps |
Died of enteric at Germiston, 20th April 1901. Aged 37. Third son of the late Major-General Charles S. Longden (Royal Artillery), of Oakwood, Crawley, Sussex. Served Zululand 1888. Born 27th March 1864. He was gazetted to the Linconshire Regiemnt 7th February 1885 as lieutenant; transferred to the North Staffordshire Regiment on 23rd March 1887; was transferred to the Army Service Corps 15th September 1890, promoted captain 3rd April 1892 and Major April 1900; took part in operations in Zululand in 1888. In 1883 he received the Royal Human Soceity's testimonial on vellum for saving life on the Thames at Sudbury. Served in the Natal under General Sir R Buller in the operation to relieve Ladysmith. From August 1900 he was on the staff as D.A.A.G. He was mentioned in despatches, London Gazette 8th February 1901. He was created a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) for services in South Africa [London Gazette 19th April 1901] |
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LOWLESS |
FEH |
Trooper |
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MABBUTT |
G |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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MAINWOOD |
H |
Private |
2nd, The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort’s Own) |
5441, died 3-7-1900 of Enteric fever in Pietermaritzburg where he is buried | ||||
MALONEY |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2742, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 8-3-1901, Middelburg. |
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MALYON |
Thomas |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4253, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 1-4-1900, Naauwpoort. |
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MANCHESTER |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4964, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 12-12-1900, Springfontein. |
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MARKIE |
C |
Lance. Corporal |
2nd, The Rifle Briagde (The Prince Consort’s Own) |
4146, died 22-12-1899 of Enteric fever at Ladysmith and is buried at Intombi camp | ||||
MARSHALL |
E |
Private |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
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MARTIN |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4101, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 29-4-1902, Tafel Kop |
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MARTIN |
E |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5121, Suffolk Regiment, wounded & prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg; died 21-7-1901. |
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MARTIN |
W |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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MAY |
Alfred Henry |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment , Volunteer Company |
6942, Volunteer Coy, died of disease 3-8-1900, Germiston. |
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MAYES |
Charles |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2997, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 11-7-1900, Germiston. |
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MEAD |
DS |
Trooper |
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MEADE |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5029, Suffolk Regiment, died of wounds 6-2-1901, Lake Chrissie. |
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MILLS |
HC |
Driver |
Royal Artillery |
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MONK |
A |
Private |
Royal Army Medical Corps |
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MOORE |
E |
Trooper |
3rd Dragoon Guards |
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MOORE |
J |
Lance Corporal |
16th Lancers |
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MORGAN |
E |
Sergeant |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
1509, or 1504, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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MORLEY |
F F |
Private |
2nd Bedfordshire Volunteers |
7852, 2nd Bedfordshire Volunteers, died of disease 24-12-1900, Thaba Nehu. - Bassingbourn |
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MORRIS |
EL |
Private |
The Royal Welsh Fusiliers |
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MOSELEY |
A |
Lance Corporal |
3rd Lancashire Fusiliers |
6749, 3rd Lancashire Fusiliers, wounded 20-5-1901, near Kroonstad, died 28-5-1901. - Cambridge |
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MURTON |
T |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
4121, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. J MURTON on Suffolk memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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MUSKETT |
Frederick |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
3067, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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NEWCOMEN |
R |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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NEWLING |
F M |
Sergeant |
Cape Town Highlanders |
849, Cape Town Highlanders, wounded 18-8-1901, Modder River. Died in accident 19-8-1901. - Isleham |
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NEWSON |
Robert |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
1272 or 4561, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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NICHOLS |
FW |
Trooper |
Protectorate Reg. |
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NIXON |
Herbert H H |
Lance Corporal |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
5230, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Corporal on memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. Born circa 1879 Coates, son of James Howlett and Ann Elizabeth NIXON. Father was a Policeman, family living in Thorney in 1881. |
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NIXON |
HerbertHH |
Lance. Corporal |
The Suffolk Reg. |
5230, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Corporal on memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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NORMAN |
Henry |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2119, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 20-6-1900, Green Point. |
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NORMAN |
WF |
Trooper |
Rhodesian Reg. |
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NORRIS |
W C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/1st Mounted Infantry |
4251, 1st Mounted Infantry, died of disease 11-4-1902, Harrismith. |
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NORWOOD |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2890, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 11-2-1901, Pretoria. |
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OLLEY |
G |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5143, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 5-2-1901, Middelburg. |
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ORBELL |
L. |
Drummer |
Suffolk Regiment |
1983, Suffolk Regiment - died of disease 7-7-1901, Pretoria. |
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OSBORNE |
V |
Trooper |
3rd Dragoon Guards |
4202, 3rd Dragoon Guards, died of disease 7-5-1901, Kroonstad. - Chesterton |
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PALMER |
F |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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PALMER |
Thomas W |
Sergeant |
Suffolk Regiment |
2450, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 20-4-1900, De Aar. |
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PANNIFER |
Herbert W |
Able Seaman |
H.M.S. Powerful |
290, H.M.S. Powerful, died of Enteric fever 10-3-1900 in Ladysmith and is buried at Intombi camp. Born circa 1880, son of William and Harriet PANNIFER. Father Chelsea Pensioner and Hallkeeper at Wisbech Working Mens Club & Institute, family living in Wisbech 1881. |
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PARKER |
H |
Private |
2nd Norfolk Regiment |
5248, 2nd Norfolk Regiment, died of disease 9-6-1901, Bloemfontain. - Cambridge |
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PARKER |
W J |
Private |
Imperial Yeomanry - Cambridge |
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PARMENTER |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/28th Mounted Infantry |
5579, 28th Mounted Infantry, died of disease 21-5-1902, Elandsfontein. |
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PARNELL |
[H S] Thomas Asa |
Sapper |
8th Company (Railway) Royal Engineers |
28509, 8th Coy (Railway) Royal Engineers, died of disease, 3-5-1900, Bloemfontein. Listed in the 1881 census as Asa Thomas. Born circa 1871, son of Thomas & Lucy PARNELL. Father Ag. Lab., family living in Stretham in 1881. |
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PATENALL |
J |
Private |
The South Wales Borderers |
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PAULEY |
H J |
Lance Corporal |
Rifle Brigade |
Rifle Brigade - Cambridge |
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PEARSON |
J |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
878, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease, 11-6-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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PEARSON |
J G |
Trooper |
3rd Dragoon Guards |
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PENN |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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PERCIVAL |
GF |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. Volunteer Company |
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PERKINS |
C |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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PERKINS |
G J |
Trooper |
Peninsular Horse |
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PERKINS |
S |
Trooper |
Loch’s Horse |
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PETERS |
David |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
Trumpington - 3271, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 21-3-1900 to 31-3-1900, Britstown. |
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PIETERS |
J Ray |
Private |
1st The Rifle Briagde (The Prince Consort’s Own) |
184, killed in action on 28-2-1900 and buried at Harts Hill | ||||
PLUMB |
J |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
Cambridge - 5569, 1st Suffolk Rgt, run over by train 7-5-1902, Myfontein. |
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PODD |
Harry |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry Company |
2707, Mounted Infantry Coy, died of disease 21-6-1900, Johannesburg. |
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POLLARD |
Thomas |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3406, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 7-6-1900, Naauwpoort. |
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POMEROY |
George |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2843, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 3-6-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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POULTER |
B J |
Sergeant |
40th Coy Army Service Corps |
13215, 40th Coy Army Service Corps, died of disease 26-9-1900, Cape Town. - Elsworth |
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POWERS |
[H ] W |
Private |
2nd Manchester Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
9925, 2nd Manchester Rgt/Mounted Infantry, died of disease, 27-11-1900, Standerton. |
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PRESTRIDGE |
S |
Lance Corporal |
16th Lancers |
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PRIGG |
George |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
4812, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. Born Soham 1877, son of Nathan and Dinah (nee (Garner) Prigg. QSA with clasp for Cape Colony. Brother of Henry. |
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PRIGG |
Henry |
Private |
2nd Manchester Regiment |
1754, 2nd Manchester Rgt, died of disease, 9-11-1900, near Vrede. Born Soham, 1866, son of Nathan and Dinah (nee (Garner) Prigg. Husband of Emily Ethelreda Prigg (nee Howlett); father of Hubert born 24th March 1895. Brother of George. |
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PRYKE |
Stephen |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2626 or 2826, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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PUMSEY |
R |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2876, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 14-2-1900, Pretoria. |
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QUEST |
AW |
Driver |
Royal Artillery |
12002, died of disease 26-1-1900 at Pietermaritzburg where he is buried | ||||
RADLEY |
Walter |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2542, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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RANSOM |
Thomas |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2691, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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READ |
T |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
4122, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 13-5-1901, Pretoria. |
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REEVES |
J |
Private |
3rd, The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
6552, died 19-2-1900 of dysentery at Pietermaritzburg where he is buried | ||||
REYNOLDS |
J |
Lance. Corporal |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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REYNOLDS |
W |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment |
1121, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 30-6-1900, Nooitgedacht. |
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RICE |
J |
Trooper |
19th Hussars |
Appears on the monument in the All Saints Church in Ladysmith, date & place of death unknown. | ||||
RIDDLE |
J H |
Lance. Corporal |
The King’s Own Scottish Borderers |
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RISBY |
Harry [Henry] |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3004, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 23-4-1900, De Aar |
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ROBINSON |
J |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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ROBINSON |
Joseph |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
3090, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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ROBINSON |
WH |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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ROGERS |
DW |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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ROGERS |
George |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
3543, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 12-5-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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ROGERS |
W |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4908, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg; died of disease 10-3-1900, Middleburg. |
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ROSSENDALE |
J |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Bassingbourn - Suffolk Regiment |
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ROUGHTON |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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ROWE |
WH |
Lance. Corporal |
The King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) |
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ROWLES |
H |
Corporal |
1st, The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
9965, died of wounds at Farquhars farm, no date or grave | ||||
RUE |
C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
Suffolk Regiment |
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SANDERS |
GJ |
Private |
The East Yorkshire Reg. |
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SANDERS |
HJ |
Private |
The Prince of Wales’s (North Staffordshire Reg. ) |
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SAVAGE |
W |
Private |
2nd Bedfordshire Regiment |
6506, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment, died of Enteric fever, 13-5-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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SAVAGE |
W |
Private |
The Bedfordshire Reg. |
6506, 2nd Bedfordshire Rgt, died of disease, 13-5-1900, Bloemfontein |
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SAWFORD |
JW |
Private |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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SCOTT |
E |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/Mounted Infantry |
2513, Mounted Infantry, died of disease 7-2-1901, Bloemfontein. |
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SCOTT |
WB |
Trooper |
New South Wales Bushmen |
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SEAMANS |
[S] Thomas |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
4738, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. SEAMONS on Suffolk memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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SHARMAN |
John |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2773, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 18-6-1900, Naauwpoort. |
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SHEFFIELD |
T |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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SHORTLAND |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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SIDDONS |
AG |
Trooper |
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SILLITOE |
Ambrose |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2299, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. SILLATOE on Suffolk memorial. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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SIMMONDS |
EL |
Corporal |
The Gordon Highlanders |
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SKEET |
John R |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2948, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Wounded & prisoner of war 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill, died 30th April 1900, Pretoria. |
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SMITH |
A |
Private |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
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SMITH |
EA |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. Volunteer Company |
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SMITH |
G |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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SMITH |
H |
Trooper |
17th Lancers |
4259, 17th Lancers, killed in action 3-12-1900, Strydfontein. - Cambridge |
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SMITH |
H J |
Private |
2nd Bedfordshire Regiment, |
6283, 2nd Bedfordshire Regiment, died of disease 8-6-1901, Bloemfontain. - Cottenham |
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SMITH |
HC |
Private |
The King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) |
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SMITH |
J |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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SMITH |
William |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Pampisford - 876, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 11-8-1900, Middelburg. |
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SOAMES |
L |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
5243, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 29-12-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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SOUTHGATE |
[A] James |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2023, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6-1-1900, Colesberg; died 30-4-1900, Pretoria. |
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SPICER |
W |
Private |
3rd, The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
6257, killed in action, 22-2-1900 at Harts Hill and buried at Onderbroek Spruit | ||||
STANGER |
CE |
Private |
The Lincolnshire Reg. |
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STANLEY |
Herbert Foster Wentworth |
Captain |
9th Lancers |
Wounded 24th April 1900, Grootfontein, died of wounds at Dewetsdorp, 28th April 1900, age 36. Resident of Longstowe. Born July 1863, at Longstowe, educated at Eton College. Third son of Captain Sidney and Sara Stanley of Longstowe Hall, Longstowe. He entered the 9th Lancers in February 1887, promoted lieutenant November 1888 and captain September 1894. He accompanied his Regiment from India to South Africa in 1899 serving in the Natal and the north of Cape Colony and later the relief of Kimberley and the advance on Bloemfontein, afterwards serving in operations near Dewetsdorp where died. |
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STEGGLES |
H |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4123, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 29-11-1900, Pretoria. |
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STEVENSON |
J |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Resident of Cambridge. No 4745, served in Cambridgeshire Territorial Regiment which was allied to the 1st Battalion Suffolk Regiment killed in action 6th January 1900 aged 21 at Colesberg (Suffolk Hill). Buried Colesberg (Suffolk Hill). Born 7th October 1879, in Cambridge, son of Fred and Caroline Stock. |
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STOCKFORD |
T |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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STOLLERY |
William |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2573, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Missing in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill, died of wounds 7th January 1900.. |
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STREET |
H |
Private |
The Devonshire Reg. |
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STRICKSON |
JH |
Driver |
Royal Artillery |
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STRONG |
Charles Powlett |
Lieutenant |
The Bedfordshire Reg. |
2nd Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action at Graspan near Reitz, 6th June 1901. Aged 25. He was the second son of Lieutenant-Colonel C. J. Strong, Chairman of Peterborough Quarter Sessions. Born 9th January 1875. Educated at Harrow. He entered the Bedfordshire Regiment from the Royal Military Collgeg in March, 1895, and was promoted Lieutenant in July 1897. He was gazetted to the Bedfordshire Regiment on 6th March, 1895, and became lieutenant 10th July 1897. He was mentioned in despatches, London Gazette, September 1901, also in the despatch of General Lord Kitchener of 28th July 1901, for having "when in command of a rear guard by his determined resistance to a superior force, enabled the baggage to get across a bad drift without a shot being fired at it," and for having "done consistent good work on many oiccasions." Awarded the Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) [London Gazette 27th September 1901]. 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........ The Bedfordshire Regiment, Lieut. C.P. Strong, DSO.....". He was killed before his decoration was gazetted, and the insignia, etc., were sent to his father. [See also Bedfordshire Boer War Memorial] |
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STURGEON |
G |
Lance Corporal |
Suffolk Regiment/15th Mounted Infantry |
2602, 15th Mounted Infantry, died of disease, Wynberg 30-4-1902. |
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STURGESS |
F |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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STUTLEY |
Edward |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
1295, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 16-6-1900, Kroonstad. |
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TABOR |
E |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Cambridge - 4190, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 14-11-1901, Krugersdorp. |
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TABOR |
JW |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TARRY |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TATAM |
F |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TAYLOR |
H |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TAYLOR |
R |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment/15th Mounted Infantry |
5244, 15th Mounted Infantry, killed by lightning 10-11-1901, near Senekal. |
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TEE |
TC |
Gunner |
Royal Artillery |
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THOMPSON |
Frederick |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Shingay - 2102, 1st Suffolk Rgt, Killed in action 6-1-1900, Colesberg. |
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THOMPSON |
JC |
Private |
Royal Engineers |
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THOMPSON |
William Gordon |
Captain |
Suffolk Regiment |
1st Battalion. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900, Colesberg, Died (suicide, temporarily insane) at Pretoria, 9th June 1900, age 34. Born October 1865. |
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THORNEYCROFT |
J |
Private |
The Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry |
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THORNHILL |
E |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4996, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 22-5-1901, Middelburg. |
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THURLAND |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TIMPSON |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TOMPKINS |
WC |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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TOOKE |
R |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4679, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 9-3-1901, Elandsfontein. |
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TOWNSEND |
A R |
Corporal |
Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry - Fordham |
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TROWELL |
JT |
Private |
The Bedfordshire Reg. |
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TRYON |
Guy Thomas Lewes |
2nd Lieutenant. |
Grenadier Guards |
2nd Battalion. Died of enteric at Harrismith. 24th August 1901. Aged 22. Born October 1878. Educated at Eton (Mr Leigh's). Only son of Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Tryon, of Bulwick. Entered the Grenadier Guards in November 1899 from 3rd Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment. Sent to South Africa with his battalion March 1900, serving there until his death. 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......... Grenadier Guards, 2nd Lieut. G.T.L. Tryon......" | ||||
TUFFS |
Thomas |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment Volunteer Company, |
6522, Volunteer Coy, died of disease 9-6-1900, Kroonstad. |
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TURNELL |
A |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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UPEX |
G |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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VAUGHAN |
John |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
623, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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VERGETTE |
HW |
Qt. Master Sergeant |
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WALDEN |
J |
Drummer |
Suffolk Regiment |
2672, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 26-12-1900, Aliwal North. |
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WALLACE |
Henry |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2721, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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WALLIS |
G |
Private |
1st Northumberland Fusiliers |
2532, 1st Northumberland Fusiliers, killed in action 18-11-1899, Modder River. - Stetchworth |
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WALSH |
CJH |
Private |
The Duke of Edinburgh’s (Wiltshire Reg. ) |
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WARD |
G |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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WARD |
John |
Private |
1st Suffolk Regiment |
5366, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease, 2-11-1900, Middelburg. |
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WARD |
JW |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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WARD |
V B |
Trooper |
9th Lancers |
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WARD |
W C |
Private |
The Oxfordshire Light Infantry |
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WARREN |
A G |
Staff Sergeant |
19th Hussars |
Died 16-3-1900 in Ladysmith of diarrhoea and is buried at Intombi Camp; | ||||
WARREN |
C H |
Trooper |
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WARREN |
T S |
Trooper |
1st (Royal) Dragoons |
1st (Royal) Dragoons - Harston |
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WARWICK |
M |
Private |
The King’s Royal Rifle Corps |
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WATLING |
Walter |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
2739, Suffolk Regiment, prisoner of war 6th January 1900, Colesberg; died of disease 15th April 1900, Pretoria. |
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WATSON |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
647, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 14-11-1901, Krugersdorp. |
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WATSON |
Arthur John |
Lieutenant Colonel |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Killed in action near Rensburg, 6th January 1900, age 46, Commanding Officer 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Born June, 1853 in Ireland. In 1881 he was Lieutenant and Instructor of Musketry, 2nd Battalion, 12th Regiment, living in "Fort Regent", St Helier, Jersey. He entered the 12th Foot in August, 1873, being promoted captain April, 1883, major October, 1886, and lieut.-col. September, 1898. He was instructor of musketry to his battalion from February 1880, to January 1883. He served with the Bechuanaland Expedition under Sir Charles Warren, 1884-85, as brigade-major, and was mentioned in despatches. He was employed with the Egyptian Army from February, 1886, to the following September. He took part in the Hazara Expedition in 1888 as brigade-major to the First Column, under Brigadier-General Channer, was mentioned in despatches and received the medal with bar. He also served with the Chitral Relief Force under Sir Robert Low, in 1897, as road commandant on the lines of communications, receiving the medal with bar. Lieutenant-Colonel Watson was D.A.A.G. in Bengal from July, 1889, to February, 1896. He obtained command of the 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment in September, 1898, and took the battalion to South Africa in November, 1899. He fell in a night attack on the enemy who held a kopje which formed the key to their position round the town of Colesberg. The Boers were apparently well informed of the intended attack, they opened fire and Lieutenant Colonel Watson was killed early in the fight. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. |
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WEBB |
Thomas |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
2276, 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Missing in action, died of wounds 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill. |
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WELLS |
F |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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WESLEY |
J Walter |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
6025, died of disease 12-9-1901 burial place unknown | ||||
WHITE |
Cecil Arbuthnot |
Lieutenant |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Killed in action at Rensburg, 6th January 1900, age 25. 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Born August 1874, in Marylebone, London, youngest son of Robert Holmes White, a solicitor, and Elizabeth Sarah White, of Devonshire Place, London, W. and Boulge Hall, Woodbridge. Educated at Eton (Mr Durnford's), and entered the Suffolk Regiment from the 3rd Battalion, Derbyshire Regiment in May 1897, promoted lieutenant March 1899. He accompanied his Regiment to South Africa in November 1899 serving in the north of Cape Colony until killed. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. |
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WILFORD |
J Thomas |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
3709, died of wounds 23-8-1900 somewhere in Natal | ||||
WILKINS |
F A P |
Captain & Adjutant |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Killed in action at Rensburg, 6th January 1900. 1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. |
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WILLIAMS |
AJ |
Trooper |
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WILLIAMS |
B W |
Trooper |
1st King's Dragoon Guards |
1st King's Dragoon Guards - Cambridge |
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WILLIS |
W |
Private |
The Royal Warwickshire Reg. |
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WILLS |
JW |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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WILSON |
Charles |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4281, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 7-7-1900, Germiston. |
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WILSON |
H H |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Cambridge - 1249, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 19-6-1901, Middelburg. |
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WOOD |
C |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4737, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 8-2-1901, Middelburg. |
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WOOD |
E |
Private |
Grenadier Guards |
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WOOD |
S |
Private |
Army Service Corps |
15922, Army Service Corps, died of disease 21-2-1901, Bloemfontain. - Great Chishill |
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WOODGATE |
A |
Private |
Suffolk Regiment |
4298, Suffolk Regiment, died of disease 8-2-1901, Middelburg. |
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WOODHAMS |
A |
Private |
St. John Ambulance Brigade |
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WOODWARD |
Stanley |
Corporal |
Rifle Brigade |
Rifle Brigade |
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WOOLARD |
W S |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
Kirtling - 763, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease 26-12-1900, Pretoria. |
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WOOLLEY |
F R |
Corporal |
Royal Engineers |
408, 23rd Company, died of Enteric fever at Ladysmith 29/12/1899 and is buried at Intombi camp | ||||
WOOLMER |
Ralph |
Private |
The Leicestershire Reg. |
5185, died of Enteric fever in Ladysmith 5-3-1900 and is buried in Intombi cemetery; | ||||
WRIGHT |
A T |
Lance. Corporal |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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WRIGHT |
Godfrey Charles de Cardonnell Wright |
Lieutenant. |
12th Lancers |
Killed in action at Diamond Hill, near Pretoria 11th June 1900. Born December 1873. Educated at Eton (Mr. Leigh's). Eldest son of Charles Booth E Wright of Bolton |Hall, Yorkshire, by his marriage with Edith de Cardonnel, second daughter of R W M Nesfield of Castle Hill, Bakewell, Derbyshire. Entered 12 Lancers March 1893, promoted lieutenant October 1895. Sent to South Africa with his Regiment October 1899 serving in Cape Colony. Present at the battles of Paardeberg and Driefontien also taking part in the advance on Bloemfontein and Pretoria. |
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WRIGHT |
P |
Private |
1st Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment |
4356, 1st Suffolk Rgt, died of disease, 9-3-1902, Johannesburg. |
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YANDELL |
W |
Private |
The Northamptonshire Reg. |
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YOUNG |
R |
Corporal |
2nd Norfolk Regiment |
2089, 2nd Norfolk Rgt, died of disease, 19-6-1900, Bloemfontein. |
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