ANDREWS
|
A |
Sergeant,
3rd Battalion. Died |
ANGEL
|
WR |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
ARNOLD |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 26th February 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery.
Grave 42. |
ATHERALL |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
ATTWATER |
GW |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BAKER
|
JF |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BARNARD
|
WF |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
BARTLEY |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BARTTELOT
Sir |
Walter
George |
Captain,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Sir Walter George
Battelot was killed in action at Retief's Nek, July 23rd, 1900.
He was the son of the first Baronet by Harriet, daughter of Sir
Christopher Musgrave, of Edenhall, Cumberland. he was born in 1855,
educated at Eton (Mr, Joynes'), and served some years in the 5th
Dragoon Guards, in which he attained the rank of captain, retiring
in 1879. In 1880, he was appointed captain of the first Devon Yeomanry
Cavalry, and in 1886, captain and honorary major of the second Volunteer
Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment, being appointed temporarily captain
in the army, March, 1900. He married in 1879, Georgiana Mary, only
daughter of G. E. Balfour, Esq., of the Manor, Sidmouth. He was
a J.P. and D.L. for Sussex, a J.P. for Devonshire and a County Councillor
for the Western Division of Sussex. He is succeeded by his son,
Walter Balfour Barttelot, born in 1880.
Sources:
"The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa
1899-1902" by Mildred G Dooner. |
BEENEY |
FH |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BENNETS |
EA |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BIGGS |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BLACKPOOL
|
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BLEACH |
Frank |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. died at the Hospital,
Bloemfontein, of enteric fever, on 14th March 1901, the day before
his thirtieth birthday. Resident of Cuckfield. He wrote from Port
Elizabeth on April 5th, that on their arrival at Cape Town on the
Tintagel Castle they were transferred to the Urmston Grange, to
sail for East London. He wrote again on April 26th on his way from
Bloemfontein to Glen. In September 1900 he wrote again "We
left Pretoria to go Boer hunting, and found a lot at Diamond Hill".
In February 1901 he sent home No 1 of The Soft-Nose, a weekly paper
published by the Sussex Regiment in Bloemfontein. See also Cuckfield
Boer War
Sources:
Cuckfield Parish Magazine. |
BOURNE |
M |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BOWLEY |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BOYCER |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BRADFORD |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BRAIDEN
|
HF |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BROOKSHAW |
Benjamin
A |
Private,
1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry). Of Cuckfield. At Krugersdorp,
with Dickinson's column August 1901. December 1901 in hospital at
Krugersdorp suffering from a serious attack of enteric fever, died
31st December 1901. See also Cuckfield
Boer War
Sources:
Cuckfield Parish Magazine. |
BUCK |
C |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died. See also Worthing
Boer War Memorial |
BURCHETT |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BURY |
F
|
Lance
Corporal, 1st Battalion. Died |
BUTCHER |
E |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
BUTCHER |
T |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died. See also Worthing
Boer War Memorial |
CALDWELL
|
JT |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
CARTER
|
ML |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
CARTLON |
TL |
Sergeant,
1st Battalion. Died |
CHANDLER |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
CHANT
|
G |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
CHEAL |
GE |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
CLAPSHAW |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 27th February 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery.
Grave 50. |
CLARK |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
COLBRAN
|
AE |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
COLE
|
WC |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
COOKE |
A |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
COVINGTON |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 28th January 1902 at Leeuw River North. Buried
in Fauresmith Cemetery. |
CREASY |
C |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
DANIELS |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 2nd May 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery. Grave
57. |
DIPLOCK |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
DRAPERS
|
SH |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
DU
MOULIN |
Louis
Eugene |
Lieutenant
Colonel, 1st Battalion. Second in Command of the 1st Battalion,
Royal Sussex Regiment, he was killed in action at Abrahan's Kraal,
near Koffyfontein, January 28th, 1902. He was born October, 1859,
entered the 107th Foot, now the 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment,
January, 1880, being promoted lieutenant in the following June,
captain April, 1885, major January 1896, and for his services during
the South African war, brevet-lieutenant colonel in November 1900.
He served in the Hazara Campaign 1885, with the 2nd battalion, being
mentioned in desptaches, and receiving the medal with clasp, with
the Chin-Lushai Expeditionary Force 1889-90, on transport duty (mentioned
in desptahces, clasp), and with the Manipur Expedionary Force 1891,
as briagde Transport Officer to the Silchar column (clasp). He next
saw service with the 2nd battalion in the campaign on the North-West
Frontier of India, under the late Sir William Lockhart, 1897-98,
in the Tirah Expeditionary Force, including the operations in the
Bazar Valley, receiving the medal with two clasps. At the beginning
of the South African war Lieutenant-Colonel du Molin was second-in-command
of the 1st battalion, which was then stationed in Malta. In February
1900, it proceeded to South Africa and then took part in the march
from Bloemfontein to Pretoria, inclduing the engagements at Welkom
Farm, Zand River and Doorn Kop, the occupations of Johannesberg
and the engagement at Diamond Hill. Lieutenant du Molin was also
present at the engagements round Bethlehem and in the Caledon Valley,
and at Keitef's Nek and the surrender of Boer forces at Golden Gate
August 1st, 1900. He also took part in the operations around round
Thaba N'chu, Winburg, and LIndley, and in the engagements at Bothaville
and Ventersburg. At one period of the war he was in command of a
column and was mentioned in despatahces [London Gazette July 9th
and September 10th, 1901] was promoted lieutenant-colonel and granted
the medal with four clasps for his good services.
Buried
in Fauresmith Cemetery.
Sources:
"The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa
1899-1902" by Mildred G Dooner. |
DUKE |
E |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
DYER |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
ELPHICK |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
ELSWICK
|
E |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
FARRANT |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
FLOYD
|
JT |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
FRANCIS |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
FRANCIS |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
GASTON |
E |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 28 January 1902 at Leeuw River North. Buried
in Fauresmith Cemetery. |
GILHAM |
S |
Sergeant,
1st Battalion. Died |
GOODES |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
GOSLING |
G
A |
Colour
Sergeant, 1st Battalion. Died 20th February 1901. Buried in Colesberg
Military Cemetery. Grave 35. |
GREEN
|
C |
Sergeant,
1st Battalion. Died died 28 January 1902 at Leeuw River North. Buried
in Fauresmith Cemetery. |
GREEN |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HANCE |
CG |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HARVARD |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HAWKINS |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HIDE |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 15th April 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery.
Grave 54. See also Worthing Boer
War Memorial |
HILDER |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HILL |
TEO |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HISCOCK
|
PJ |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
HOLDER
|
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HOLLINGDALE
|
H |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
HOLLLINGTON |
J |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
HOAD |
W
P |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died. See also Worthing
Boer War Memorial |
HOOD |
F
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 4th May 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery. Grave
59. |
HOPE |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
HUGHES |
WH |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
IANSON |
P |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
JARVIS |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
JONE |
CC |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
KENYON
|
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
KING |
HJ |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LAMBERT
|
L |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
LAMBKIN
|
T |
Lance
Corporal, 3rd Battalion. Died |
LATTER |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LEADBETTER |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LIGHT |
T |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LITTLE
|
H |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
LUCAS |
CH |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LUCAS |
WH |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
LUCK
|
F |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
LUCK |
J
|
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
MAGUIRE |
Charles
James Kinahan |
Captain,
1st Battalion. He was killed in action at Diamond Hill, near Pretoria,
June 11th, 1900. He was a son of the Dean of Bangor, co. Down, was
born March, 1872, and educated ar Rossall. He enetred the Royal
Sussex Regiment from the Militia in March, 1892, being promoted
lieutenant May, 1894, and captain April, 1899. At the commencement
of the war he was serving at the depôt of his Regiment at
Chichester, and belonged to the 2nd battaion then stationed in India.
Volunteering, however, for active service, he joined the 1st battalion
in South Africa in April, 1900, and served with it in Orange River
C. and the Transvaal until his death.
Sources:
"The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa
1899-1902" by Mildred G Dooner. |
MANN |
AB |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
MARTIN |
JA |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
MARTIN
|
JT |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
McCORMICK
|
J |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
McGILL |
JD |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
MEDLEY
|
J |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
MERRIT |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
MILLS |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
MITCHELL
|
A |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
MOCKINGOFRD |
M |
Colour
Sergeant, 1st Battalion. Died |
NIGHTINGALE |
FW |
Sergeant,
1st Battalion. Died |
PARSONS |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
PETTENDEN
|
T |
Drummer,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
PETTS |
A
|
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
PHILLIPS |
E |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
PIMM |
DH |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
PRIDDIS |
H |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
REEVE |
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
ROBINSON |
RG |
Lance
Corporal, 1st Battalion. Died |
RUSSEL |
E |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
RUSSELL
|
G |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
RUSSELL |
S |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SEARLE |
A |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
SELBY
|
J |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
SHELLEY
|
PW |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
SHORNEY
|
CJ |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SHORT
|
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SHUTTON |
C |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SIMMONS |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SKINNER
|
C |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
SMITH
|
George
Henry |
Private
7101, 1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died of disease
at Heibron 28th July 1900. |
SMITH |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
STANFORD |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
STEADMAN |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
STENNING |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
STOMER |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 9th May 1901. Buried in Colenso Cemetery. Grave
63. |
STREETER |
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
STREETER
|
J |
Lance
Corporal, 1st Battalion. Died |
SYMONS |
H |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died 13th August 1900. Buried in Colenso Cemetery.
Grave 6. |
TANNER |
GT |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
TANSWELL |
F |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
TEE |
HWT |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
TESTER |
A |
Lance
Corporal, 1st Battalion. Died |
THRESHER
|
GAS |
Corporal,
3rd Battalion. Died |
THWAITES
|
J |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
THWAITES |
SS |
Sergeant
Major, 1st Battalion. Died |
TIDBURY |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
TOMLOM |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
TYLER
|
T |
Lance
Corporal, 1st Battalion. Died |
VENESS |
WA |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WADLEY |
JE |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WALSH |
C |
Corporal,
1st Battalion. Died |
WALTERS |
WA |
Sergeant,
1st Battalion. Died |
WATTS
|
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WEBB |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WELCH
|
WF |
Private,
3rd Battalion. Died |
WELLS
|
H
A |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
WEST |
W |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WESTGATE |
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WESTON |
AE |
Colour
Sergeant, 1st Battalion. Died |
WHITE |
G |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WILKINS
|
WP |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
WILKINSON
|
G |
Corporal,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
WILLET |
D |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WILSON |
W
|
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WOOD |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WOOD
|
WC |
Private,
1st Battalion, Active Service Volunteer Company. Died |
WOODGATE |
A |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
WOODHAMS |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |
YELDEN |
J |
Private,
1st Battalion. Died |