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Saturday, 31 December 2016
Research Puzzle: TF Adlard South African Light Horse, was he a casualty?
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The Natal Field Force Casualty Roll (NFF) shows "416 Sgt Adlard TF Died wounds Natal 31-01-1900". Steve Watt's In Memoriam (Un...
Saturday, 19 November 2016
1st Life Guards and the Relief of Ladysmith
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Two officers and six men of the 1 st Life Guards served in the campaign in Natal to relieve Ladysmith, all earned the Relief of Ladysmith ...
Monday, 10 October 2016
Sgt-Major Mauchle's Missing Diary
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I have in my collection an Anglo-Boere Oorlog medal to a Sergant-Major Freidrich Traugott Mauchle of the Transvaal Staatsatillerie. Mauchle ...
Saturday, 8 October 2016
The unfortunate death of Private 4991 John Hood, 2nd Dragoons
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The casualty rolls show Pte 4981 (sic) J Hood 2nd Dragoons died of exposure at Dorsfontein (sic) April 25th, 1902. Exposure is not an uncomm...
Monday, 1 August 2016
Single Source? - Check Again!
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The one thing that I have learnt in over 30 years of research and particularly the ten or so that I have been compiling The Register is tha...
Thursday, 30 June 2016
The Somme and the Anglo-Boer War
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The Somme is "the battle" of World War One. Most people only know the first day - the 1st July. The battle itself lasted until 18t...
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Saturday, 4 June 2016
The curious case of Henry Brummage
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Pte H Brummage is listed on the Yorkshire Regiment memorial to it's dead for the Anglo-Boer war. Yorkshire Regiment Memorial, York. ...
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