Reference WMO/252348
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Alabaster
- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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This tablet was eected in the year 1903 by parishioners of Tadcaster in memory of fellow townsmen who died for their country during the South African Campaign of 1899-1902. Harold Callum M.B. CH.B. Civil Surgeon drowned in Modder River near Sanna's Post, April 1902. aged 31 Years. Private Tom Crosier, 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment killed in action on Spion Kop. Jan. 1900, Aged 21 Years. Private George Atkinson, Kings Royal Rifles, Wounded at Glencoe Oct. 1899. Died at home Feb. 1902. Aged 24 years. Private Arnold Hewick Nelson. 6th Dragoon Guards, died of enteric fever, at Wyburg, March 1901. Aged 22 years. The people willingly offered themselves Judges V 2 Render therefore to all their dues. Honour to whom honour. Romans XIII 7 33 Men of Tadcaster served in the campaign.
Harold Callum: Tom Crosier: George Atkinson: Arnold Hewick Nelson.
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