Reference WMO/269090
Edit memorial name, location & address- Boer War, Second (1899-1902)
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Front face: IN MEMORY OF / SGT. WALTER SAVAGE, INTELLIGENCE SCOUT, / 24TH BATTALION, IMPERIAL YEOMANRY, / WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION / NR. BOSHOF, SOUTH AFRICA, / ON FEBRUARY 16TH, 1902, / AGED 33 YEARS. / THE DEARLY BELOVED YOUNGEST SON OF / SETH HOLLIDAY & FRANCES SAVAGE / OF SPALDING. Right face: DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS / SOLDIER COMRADES & FRIENDS / AS ONE OF THE MOST GENIAL / AND BRAVEST OF MEN.
Walter Savage. Sergeant 34373. 97th Company, 24th Imperial Yeomanry. Died above date, parents as above. Born 1868 at Holbeach, Lincs. .
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