43919Burgher Ernest Ludwig Von Borries, Boer Forces (German Corps Commando), aged 33.Killed in action, Elandslaagte.
1899
49333Sergeant-Major Yonge, Rhodesia Regiment.Killed in action, ambushed on the road near Pont Drift, Limpopo River.
1900
44824Burgher Hendrik C.j. Snyman, Boer Forces (Middelburg Commando), aged 40.Killed in action, Bethal.
1900
47911Burgher Daniel Rudolf Stroebel, Boer Forces (Prisoner of War), aged 18.Died of measles and pneumonia while a prisoner of war, Ceylon.
1900
43979Burgher H.d.j. Viljoen, Boer Forces (Senekal Commando), aged 17.Killed in action, near Bethelehem (Rome).
1901
46844Burgher Barend Johannes De Klerk, Boer Forces (Johannesburg), aged 47.Killed in action, Zustershoek, Pretoria.
1901
46699Burgher Douw Gerbrand Du Plessis, Boer Forces (Rustenburg Commando), aged 41.Killed in action, RustenburgHosp.
1901
44785Burgher Piet Stephanus Albertus Steenkamp, Boer Forces (Bethal Commando), aged 22.Killed in action, Hartebeestspruit/Zusterhoek Pretoria.
1901
47813Burgher Barend Johannes Van Der Berg, Boer Forces (Prisoner of War), aged 33.Died of typhoid while a prisoner of war, Ceylon.
1901
43545Burgher Vorster, Boer Forces, aged 23.Killed in action, Bethesda KK.
1901
43873Burgher Weeber, Boer Forces (Ermelo Commando).Killed in action, Pongolabosch.
1916
3608Private John Alexander Channing, 1947, 4th South African Infantry.Died of wounds, received 18th October.
1916
3619Corporal Thomas Osmonde Chaplin, 3183, "C" Coy. (2nd South African Infantry).Died of wounds, received during Relief in Le Sars sector, in London. He suffered gunshot wounds to right thigh (fractured femur) and was too weak to be operated on by the time he reached 1st London General Hospital. He died of blood loss and exhaustion.
1916
5562Private Arthur Denniston, 7147, 4th South African Infantry.Died of wounds, received in front the Butte de Warlencourt. In the night of the 16-17th October, the 1st S.A.I. relieved the 3rd S.A.I. in the front trenches. Large working parties were employed in widening and deepening the communication trenches to The Pimple and the Front line. On the 18th October, at 3.40 am, three companies of the 1st S.A.I. attacked Snag and Tail Trenches. The B Coy failed to realize that they had reached Snag Trench and continued beyond it. They had lost touch with their flanks and only some men succeeded to come back. Only a block was established at 50 metres of The Pimple. The D Company launched an attack at 5.45 pm and Snag Trench was occupied but the machine-gun fire from the Butte de Warlencourt took a heavy toll, leaving a small group in the trench. At 4 a.m. of the 19th October, Germans launched an assault with flame-throwers, driving the South Africans to their original front line.
1916
5605Private William Human Devine, 9049, 1st South African Infantry, aged 30.Died of wounds, received in front the Butte de Warlencourt. In the night of the 16-17th October, the 1st S.A.I. relieved the 3rd S.A.I. in the front trenches. Large working parties were employed in widening and deepening the communication trenches to The Pimple and the Front line. On the 18th October, at 3.40 am, three companies of the 1st S.A.I. attacked Snag and Tail Trenches. The B Coy failed to realize that they had reached Snag Trench and continued beyond it. They had lost touch with their flanks and only some men succeeded to come back. Only a block was established at 50 metres of The Pimple. The D Company launched an attack at 5.45 pm and Snag Trench was occupied but the machine-gun fire from the Butte de Warlencourt took a heavy toll, leaving a small group in the trench. At 4 a.m. of the 19th October, Germans launched an assault with flame-throwers, driving the South Africans to their original front line.
1916
5863Lieutenant Alexander Duff Brownlee Don, 2nd Field Coy. (Royal Engineers), aged 24.Killed in action.
1916
8127Private William Gibson, 5872, "B" Coy. (4th South African Infantry).Died of wounds.
1916
10198Second Lieutenant Geoffrey Henry Le Sueur Honey, 5th Bn. (King's Royal Rifle Corps), aged 26.Killed in action.
1916
10305Lieutenant Sydney Samuel Salmon Horwitz, 3rd Bn. (Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment)), aged 24.Killed in action.
1916
13776Private William Gordon Lomas, 8749, 2nd South African Infantry, aged 19.Died of wounds.
1916
19211Second Lieutenant James O'Callaghan, 13th Bn. (Cheshire Regiment), aged 26.Killed in action, at Thiepval, leading a bombing attack.
1916
21674Private George Robinson, 8009, 2nd South African Infantry, aged 28.Died of wounds.
1916
27303Second Lieutenant Robert Cecil Vernon-Inkpen, 27th Reserve Squadron (Royal Flying Corps), aged 27.Died in Aircraft Accident, Maurice Farman Shorthorn 514, sideslipped and crashed, at Gosport.
1916
28049Private Ernest Edgar Welsh, 8949, 1st South African Infantry, aged 33.Died of wounds, received in front the Butte de Warlencourt. In the night of the 16-17th October, the 1st S.A.I. relieved the 3rd S.A.I. in the front trenches. Large working parties were employed in widening and deepening the communication trenches to The Pimple and the Front line. On the 18th October, at 3.40 am, three companies of the 1st S.A.I. attacked Snag and Tail Trenches. The B Coy failed to realize that they had reached Snag Trench and continued beyond it. They had lost touch with their flanks and only some men succeeded to come back. Only a block was established at 50 metres of The Pimple. The D Company launched an attack at 5.45 pm and Snag Trench was occupied but the machine-gun fire from the Butte de Warlencourt took a heavy toll, leaving a small group in the trench. At 4 a.m. of the 19th October, Germans launched an assault with flame-throwers, driving the South Africans to their original front line.
1917
1223Captain Nathaniel James Merriman Barry, General List, aged 34.Killed in action, at Lukuledi, German East Africa.
1917
4107Lance Corporal Archibald Nicholson Coe, 10566, 4th South African Infantry, aged 24.Killed in action.
1917
7300Private Frederick Martin Foley, 9017, 3rd South African Infantry, aged 24.Died of wounds.
1917
7316Lieutenant Arthur John Forbes, 1st (Lovat Scouts).Killed in action.
1917
8163Private Robert Gilbert, 13161, 4th South African Infantry, aged 35.Killed in action.
1917
9561Private Osborne William Heard, 5063, 4th South African Infantry, aged 31.Killed in action.
1917
11085Labourer Majalie Japie, 20261, East African Transport Corps (South African Native Labour Corps (Corps)).Died at Mtandawala, East Africa.
1917
12418Sapper Conrad Christoffel Klopper, 1092, South African Div. Signal Coy. (South African Corps of Signals (Corps)), aged 19.Died of syncope and exhaustion after malaria.
1917
15643Private Stanley Hocken Mattison, 14366, 4th South African Infantry.Killed in action, during first battle of Passchendaele.
1917
22752Private Israel Serailo, 1575, 4th Bn. (South African Native Labour Corps (Corps)).Died of tubercular peritonitis, at No. 1 SA Native General Hospital at Arques.
1917
23283Private Leonard William Skardon, 13669, 4th South African Infantry, aged 19.Killed in action.
1917
23506Private George Smith, 3236, 4th South African Infantry.Killed in action.
1917
25398Daniel Toro, 8106, South African Native Labour Corps (Corps).Korogwe.
1917
27784Private Ernest Ebenezer Waspe, 14367, 4th South African Infantry, aged 29.Killed in action.
1918
533Private James Andrews, 6762, 2nd (Cape Corps).Died of influenza.
1398Nurse Kaloolah "Monica Gertrude Alice" Beaufort, South African Voluntary Aid Detachment, aged 26.Died of influenza, contracted on active service nursing at Wynberg Military Hospital.
1918
1758Private Bezuidenhout, 2370, Protectorate Garrison Regiment.Died on active service.
1918
2346Private William Alex Bowden, 18327, 1st South African Infantry, aged 18.Died of wounds, received at Le Cateau.
1918
3300Private David Campbell, 22770, 4th South African Infantry.Died of influenza, in Woking Hospital.
1918
34299Constable Arthur Hugh Bromley Challenor, 7551(F), 44 Dist (Pretoria Depot) Tvl Div, aged 22.Died of Spanish Influenza.
1918
3984Cadet Wallace Alexander Prince Clements, 183855, Cadet Distribution Depot (Royal Air Force), aged 22.Died of influenza.
1918
4353Private Thomas Patrick Connelly, 2614, Protectorate Garrison Regiment, aged 16.Died on active service.
1918
4373Private Ernest Conry, 21155, 1st South African Infantry, aged 22.Died of influenza.
1918
4622Private James Burgess Cragg, 698, "C" Coy. (4th South African Infantry).Died of wounds, received 12th October.
1918
4634Private George Sebastian Craill, 21700, 1st South African Infantry.Died of influenza.
1918
4936Private William John Damons, 919, 1st (Cape Coloured Labour Regiment), aged 26.Died of Spanish influenza, after discharge (Discharged 27 September 1917).
1918
5703Constable Jacob Johannes Jacobus Diedericks, 71, 1st (South African Military Constabulary).Died of disease, at Windhoek.
1918
6087Private Laurance Erasmus Du Plessis, 2640, Protectorate Garrison Regiment.Died on active service.
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