16086Private John Victor McKenzie, 201094, 2nd/4th Bn. (Devonshire Regiment), aged 19.Died of wounds.
1917
16658Private James Miller, 1883, 2nd (Cape Corps), aged 35.Died of pneumonia, at Duthumi.
1917
16996Driver Solomon Mogadi, 446, Animal Transport (South African Native Labour Bureau).Died of dysentery, at Morogoro.
1917
20427Private Arthur Andrew Plank, 4025, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24.Killed in action.
1917
20581Driver Johannes Solomon Poulton, 16601, South African Native Labour Bureau.Kisiwani.
1917
21044Bearer Ramothar Rampiar, 155, 1st Coy. (South African Indian Bearer Corps).Died of blackwater fever.
1917
25289Labourer Johannes Tittus, 17176, South African Native Labour Bureau.Tanga.
1917
27809Labourer John Waterson, 6212, attd. South African Veterinary Corps (South African Native Labour Bureau).Died of malaria, at Kisiwani.
1918
2678Private Stanley Shirley Bromley, 1463, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry).Died of tuberculosis.
1918
4218Corporal Harold Jameson Cole, 8334, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 22.Died of wounds.
1918
6788Private Charles Eunson, 8543, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry).Died of wounds, received 24th March.
1918
6856Private Daniel Ezau, 7259, 2nd (Cape Corps), aged 43.Died of malaria.
1918
10423Private Edward Wayman Hubbard, 5393, 59th Bn. (Australian Infantry, A.I.F.), aged 27.Killed in action, at village of Hamlet south of the Somme.
1918
14450Private Gilbert Mafereka, 20528, South African Native Labour Corps.Died of tuberculosis of the lungs.
1918
16702Second Lieutenant Frank Elton Mills, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 26.Died of wounds.
1918
18055Private James Reid Munro, 5343, 8th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 29.Died of malaria and phthisis, at Krugersdorp.
1918
20934Lieutenant Charles Oates Radford, 1st (King's African Rifles).Died of blackwater fever.
1920
11265Corporal George Taylor Johnson, 1582, 1st (South African Horse).Died of tuberculosis of the lungs and heart failure.
1928
33841Cadet Nicolas Gerhardus Wessels, 75339440PE, 85 Combat Flying School (South African Air Force), aged 21.Died in Aircraft Accident, Avro 540K, crashed near Lyttelton.
1935
29530Gunner Daniel Jacobus Botha, 20124, Coast Artillery Brigade (South African Artillery), aged 27.Died at Wynberg Camp Military Hospital.
1941
395Driver Arthur Durban Allison, 189290, Q Service Corps, S.A. Forces, aged 25.Died on active service.
1941
14012Private Henry Ludick, C/165853, Cape Corps, S.A. Forces.Died on active service.
1941
20765Corporal Rudolph George Hugo Promnitz, 223215, 11 Garrison Provost Coy. (South African Corps of Military Police), aged 55.Died on active service.
1942
1497Stoker 1st Class Douglas Stewart Bell, 67243, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 29.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
1702Ordinary Seaman Hedley Crossman Beswetherick, 68871, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
2198Stoker 2nd Class John Stephen Botes, 68924, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 28.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
2866Stoker 2nd Class Alexander Morrison Bruce, 67907, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 21.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
4327Able Seaman Noel Patrick Commerford, 66493, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
4648Engine Room Artificer 4th Class Cecil Edmund Crawford, 67922, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 39.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
6126Able Seaman Charles Patrick Henegan Du Preez, 68173, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 32.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
6334Stoker 2nd Class Charles Cecil William Peter Dutton, 68949, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 29.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
6827Stoker 1st Class Albert Evenepoel, 67909, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 22.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
7973Stoker 1st Class Sender Geffen, 68035, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 27.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
9149Able Seaman Raymond Frederick Hanslo, 68295, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 18.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
10375Ordinary Seaman Horace George Howe, 68680, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 22.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
11943Able Seaman Kenneth Ian Blair Keith, 66742, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 22.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
12019Stoker 1st Class George Kendrick, 67910, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 33.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
12064Able Seaman Graeme Alexander Bruce Kenyon, 68002, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 35.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
12338Able Seaman Monty George Walter Kirsten, 68917, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 22.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
13023Electrical Artificer 4th Class Edward Verdun Law, 66760, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 25.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
15907Stoker 2nd Class William Kenneth McDavid, 69138, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 34.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
16046Able Seaman Norman Glen McIntyre, 67446, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 26.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
16152Ordinary Telegraphist Robert McLellan, 67897, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 22.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
16723Able Seaman Laurence Victor Milne, 67724, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 21.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
16797Stoker 1st Class William Archibald Mitchell, 68796, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 21.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
17533Able Seaman Douglas Edward Morrow, 67989, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 20.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
18321Private Paulus Nangoro, N/45744, Native Military Corps, S.A. Forces.Died of fractured skull, received in train accident.
1942
19472Able Seaman Charles Percy Orton, 68009, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 30.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
20898Private Johannes Jacobus Piek Raath, 61907, 1/2 (Field Force Brigade, S.A. Forces), aged 42.Drowned, at Middlevlei Dam.
1942
21231Leading Stoker Roland Aylmer Redman, 67406, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
22560Able Seaman William John Scott, 68007, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 45.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
22797Stoker 1st Class Harry Sevel, 68100, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 33.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
23856Ordinary Seaman Noel William Spence, 68732, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 19.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
23922Ordinary Seaman John Eric Squires, 68728, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 17.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
23982Leading Telegraphist Geoffrey George Stannard, P/JX 128470, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (Royal Navy), aged 31.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
24088Ordinary Seaman Eric Berkeley Stephen, 68861, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 21.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
24557Stoker 1st Class Lawrence Thomas Swann, 68710, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 19.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
25217Stoker 2nd Class Maurice Thorpe, 69140, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 31.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
26455Stoker 1st Class John George William Usher, C/KX 103947, H.M.S. Cornwall (Royal Navy), aged 22.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
27150Stoker 1st Class David Isak Stephanus Van Zyl, D/KX 107981, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (Royal Navy).Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
27307Able Seaman Peter Henry Swift Versfeld, 68859, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces), aged 20.Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
27397Ordinary Seaman Benjamin Francois Vink, 68860, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
28368Stoker 1st Class Amos Alfred Sidney Willett, 67240, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces), aged 25.Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
28542Able Seaman Walter Noel Williamson, 67803, H.M.S. Dorsetshire (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. DORSETSHIRE and her sister ship Cornwall were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
1942
28565Stoker 2nd Class Gerald Francis Willson, 69006, H.M.S. Cornwall (South African Naval Forces).Killed in action. CORNWALL and her sister ship Dorsetshire were detached from the Fleet when they were sighted by Japanese aircraft. A little later they were overwhelmed by approximately 50 dive-bombers whose accurate attack sank both ships quickly; 190 of Cornwall's crew of 650 were lost.
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