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Hampton Wick Boer war memorial - Taken by Douglas Craik 23 Oct 2015
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Memorial in church vestible - Taken by Douglas Craik 23 Oct 2015
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St John the Baptist Church, Hampton Wick - Taken by Douglas Craik 23 Oct 2015
Reference WMO/179053
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- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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TOP OF BOARD:- Urban District Council of Hampton Wick The NAMES of All Those Persons Usually RESIDENT to HAMPTON WICK Who SERVED With the ARMED FORCES of the CROWN in the SOUTH AFRICAN WAR, 1899 to 1902 BOTTOM OF BOARD:- (a)Died in Action (b) Died of Wounds (c) Died of Disease Horace Nelson, Chairman, 1902
Adam Fredrick L,Aide de Comp Brigade Staff Captain; Atcherley RogerO, No78 Co (Montgomeryshire) Imp.Yeomanry LanceCorporal; Blowfield Ernest 19th Hussars Bugler; Bond Frank No78 Co (Montgomeryshire) Imp.Yeomanry Trooper; Bond Humphry, D. Do Do Trooper; Chart Percy, C. Royal Army Medical Corps Private; Clarke George,L.Junr 2nd Battn East Surrey Regt Private; Colclough Robert 1st West Riding Regiment Private; Coleman Frederick, 3rd Battn East Surrey Regt Private; Cornes Hugh, 87th Battery Field Artillery 2nd Lieutenant; (a)Craigie Malcolm,L. No58 Co (Berks2) Imp Yeomanry Trooper; Cray Williams, 2nd Battn Royal Fusiliers (C) Private; Deane Louis,W. No9 Troop E Division SA Constabulary Trooper; De Wiart Adrian,C Formerly Pagets Horse Trooper Now 4th Dragoon Guards 2ndLieutenant; Egerton Arthur,G.E. Coldstream Guards Lieutenant; Elin John,E 3rd Highland Light Infantry Major; Elliott William, Q Battery Royal Horse Artillery Driver; Elphick Ardern Junr Field Hospital Imp Yeomanry Trooper; Farr Alfred,C.S. Formerly 3rd Battn East Surrey Reg Private Now South African Constabulary Trooper; (c) Fawessett Rupert Royal Army medical Corps Serving with The Household Cavalry Reg Captain; Fendle William The Queens Reg (Royal West Surrey) Private; Harlow John, 3rd Battn Norfolk Regiment Private; Harlow Lamech, Royal Engineers Private; Jones Walter, No24 Co (Cumberland) Imp Yeomanry Trooper; (c) Keene Samuel T, South African Constabulary Trooper; Cray Jack, South African Constabulary Trooper; Lee Frederick Middlesex Reg (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Private; McGregor Kenneth, 1st Border Regiment Private; Manners Charles, No16 Co (Duke of Cambridges Own) Imp Yeomanry Trooper; Marravers Ernest, The Queens Reg (Royal West Surrey) Private: Minton Owen, Royal Engineers Sapper; Morris George,1st Rifle Brigade Colour Sergt; Morris James Royal Engineers CompyQuartermasterSergt; Moscrop Charles H, F Co Rifle Brigade Private; Newbold Charles 3rd Loyal North Lancashire Colour Sergt; Pullman Alfred H, 2nd Battn Queens Own (Royal West Kent) 2ndLieutenant; Rayner Charles,13th Hussars Trooper; Reading Benjamen F, Garrison Artillery Gunner; Robinson Edward,H. Army Ordnance Department Captain; Robinson Leonard J, Temporarily under Director of Supplies in Natal Civilian; Skilham Joseph, 2nd Battn North Staffordshire Reg Sergeant; Smith Reginald W E, No16 Co (Duke of Camb's Own) Imp Yeomanry Lance Corporal; Stroud Charles, No30 Co (Pembroke) Imp Yeomanry Trooper; Stroud James Do Do Trooper; Stroud Percy Do Do Trooper; Stroud Thomas Do Do Trooper; Tandy Edward, East Surrey Regiment Private; Turner F Cecil, 4th Cheshire Regiment Captain; Woodward George E, D Co City Imp Volunteers Private; Wyeth Robert W, 1st Kings Dragoon Guards Private; Crocket Percy E, 2nd Battn Sharpshooters/21st Imp Yeomanry Trooper;
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