On This Day

On This Day — 9 April

We remember those who died in service on this day:

1900

45748Burgher Johannes Stephanus Lombaard, Boer Forces, aged 22. Killed in action, Wepener Distr.

1900

48537Burgher N P Pretorius, Prisoner of War (Boer Forces), aged 50. Died of typhoid while a prisoner of war, Simon's Town.

1901

44235Burgher Nicolaas J Van Rensburg, Heilbron (Boer Forces), aged 36. Killed in action, Elandskop, Heilbron.

1902

47519Burgher H, Field Cornet Bekker, Boer Forces. Killed in action, Bloemhofdist.

1902

48326Burgher Cornelis Johannes Beukes, Prisoner of War (Boer Forces), aged 66. Died of heart disease while a prisoner of war, St Helena.

1902

46977Burgher Gert Frederik Cornelissen, Boer Forces, aged 63. Killed in action, on board train, Begin der Lyn.

1902

45987Burgher August C Koch, Smuts Commando (Boer Forces). Killed in action, O'Kiep.

1902

45744Burgher David J Londt, Boer Forces, aged 24. Killed in action, Elandsfontein, Calvinia.

1902

47721Burgher Piet Lyons, Boer Forces, aged 40. Killed in action, Mooilaagte, dist Vryburg.

1902

45572Burgher Wilhelmus Johannes Jacobus Muller, Wolmaransstad Commando (Boer Forces), aged 37. Killed in action, Rooiwal/Brakspruit.

1915

6933Captain John Harold Farrar, 3rd Bn. (Northamptonshire Regiment), aged 27. Killed in action, at Aubar's Ridge.

1915

21349Lieutenant Colonel Petrus Paulus Hartogh Retief, Western Province Rifles (South African Rifles), aged 36. Died of pneumonia.

1916

2777Second Lieutenant Harold Montagu Brown, 3rd Bn. (East Lancashire Regiment), aged 28. Died on active service.

1916

10256Lieutenant Edwin John Hopwood, 10th Bn. (East Lancashire Regiment), aged 47. Killed in action.

1916

22163Labourer Tommy Sale, 1917, South African Native Labour Bureau. Died of pneumonia, at Arousha.

1916

24956Private Archibald William Thacker, 5023, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Died of wounds, received 26th February, at sea, between Alexandria and Malta.

1917

191Private James Adcock, 6173, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

473Private James Anderson, 7794, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

681Private Percy James Franklin Arnold, 8772, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 37. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

746Private George Renton Atkinson, 1841, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

813Private George John Ayliff, 10243, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 32. Died of wounds.

1917

2032Driver Zabulon Bokako Or Bokaku, 17664, South African Native Labour Bureau. Kilwa.

1917

927Private Andrew Francis Baird, 9214, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 18. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

1238Private Harry Bartlett, 9292, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

1322Private Hugo Frans Bauer, 556, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

1450Private Graham Francois Beeton, 2443, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 18. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

2092Sergeant Arnold Ernest Boothman, 6522, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 35. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

2152Corporal Roeloff Borsch, 1756, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

2310Lance Corporal Harry Botterill, 4865, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

2537Private George Bremner, 5521, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

2611Lance Corporal Gerrard Edgar Brink, 7644, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Died of wounds.

1917

2618Private George Rayment Brinkworth, 5048, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

2732Second Lieutenant William Henry Prescott Brounger, 22nd (Tyneside Scottish) Bn. (Northumberland Fusiliers), aged 37. Killed in action.

1917

2759Sergeant Edwin Brown, 508, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 26. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

2965Lieutenant Henry Douglas Buik, 1st Bn. (Royal Scots Fusiliers), aged 27. Killed in action.

1917

3097Corporal Peter Charles Victor Burrough, 9023, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

3101Second Lieutenant Martin Burrows, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

3871Private John Johnson Clare, 9154, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

3882Sergeant Andrew Murdoch Clark, 3777, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

3973Lance Sergeant Walter Clayton, 6881, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

4097Private Vincent Vivian Victor Cockcroft, 9003, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

4236Private William Coleman, 5514, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

4371Private John Peter Conradie, 174, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

4460Corporal John Ernest Cooper, 8488, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

4568Private Hugh Cowan, 9871, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

4570Private Neil Cowan, 8417, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

4576Private James Coward, 4199, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

4694Private Fred Crompton, 833, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 30. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

4860Private Robert Clelland Cuthbertson, 1869, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

5019Private George Lewin Dashwood, 8765, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

5023Corporal Werner Carlington Daub, 9374, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

5212Private George Frank Daybell, 3248, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

5919Second Lieutenant William Dorward, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 36. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

5931Private Donald Thomas Douglas, 6453, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

6003Private Adrain Albertus Dreyer, 5261, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

6239Private Henry Liversage Duffy, 6064, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

6287Private Walter Durie Duncan, 8836, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

6375Private Robert Binning Eadie, 2242, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 19. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

6899Labourer Wilson Faltenjiva, 18150, Railway Section (South African Native Labour Corps). Died at sea, on board H.M.T. Aragon, returning to South Africa.

1917

7131Donkey Driver Henry Fillis, 17404, Military Labour Corps. Died of malaria.

1917

7147Private John Ogilvy Findlay, 2864, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

7406Lance Corporal Brian Foster, 9991, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 25. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

7516Private David Ewart Frame, 7208, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

7593Private David Fraser, 8850, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 35. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

7647Private Arthur Tiller Freeman, 5725, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

7812Private William John Gage, 8352, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

7932Private Harry Douglas Barker Gavin, 9885, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

7941Private Algy William Gaylard, 8347, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action.

1917

8287Second Lieutenant Henry Melville Godfrey, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 29. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

8365Private Samuel George Goodchild, 10027, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

8527Gunner Thomas Alfred Henry Grace, 1054, 73rd Siege Bty. (South African Heavy Artillery), aged 31. Died of wounds, received at the Battle of Arras.

1917

8779Private Walter Francis Griffin, 10111, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 29. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

8836Private Lukas Johannes Groenewald, 3624, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

9024Private John Ednie Hall, 7898, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

9177Private Phillip Russell Harding, 7713, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 19. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

9186Second Lieutenant Richard Eric Sales Hardwich, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Died of wounds.

1917

9884Private Charles Worthington Hill, 5309, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 22. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

10059Private Louis Hoffbrand, 9760, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Died of wounds.

1917

10069Private Jacob Hoffman, 1491, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

10218Lance Corporal Theodore Charles Hook, 746, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

10328Private Harry Francis Housden, 9875, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

10467Private Charles Nicholas Hugo, 2279, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

10543Second Lieutenant Victor Alfred Hunt, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

10556Private Herbert William Hunter, 8226, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

10685Private William James Inkster, 5161, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Died of wounds.

1917

10961Private Cyril Blake Jago, 7475, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

11147Private Albert Jenkinson, 355, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

10786Donkey Driver Jackson Johannes, 17442, Military Labour Corps. Died of malaria, at sea, returning to South Africa.

1917

11613Private George Henry Bertram Joy, 8157, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

11902Private Cecil Stanley Keates, 4643, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

11990Lance Corporal Alexander Kelso, 8643, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

12866Private William Lambourne, 9901, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 37. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

13030Private Edwin Nelson Lawford, 9251, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

13205Second Lieutenant Frederick Charles Lee, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Died of wounds.

1917

13605Ox Driver Johannes Limtwe, 16438, South African Native Labour Bureau. Died at sea, on board H.M.T. Aragon, returning to South Africa.

1917

13646Lance Corporal Herbert Stanley Linford, 4322, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

1917

13710Private Edward Mannie Lloyd, 5187, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

14075Lance Corporal Walter Paterson Lyle, 3795, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action.

1917

14105Private Nils Lysell, 2642, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

1917

14106Private John Lythgoe, 5490, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

We will remember them.

On This Day — 9 April

We remember those who died in service on this day:

- 1900 45748 — Burgher Johannes Stephanus Lombaard, Boer Forces, aged 22. Killed in action, Wepener Distr.

- 1900 48537 — Burgher N P Pretorius, Prisoner of War (Boer Forces), aged 50. Died of typhoid while a prisoner of war, Simon's Town.

- 1901 44235 — Burgher Nicolaas J Van Rensburg, Heilbron (Boer Forces), aged 36. Killed in action, Elandskop, Heilbron.

- 1902 47519 — Burgher H, Field Cornet Bekker, Boer Forces. Killed in action, Bloemhofdist.

- 1902 48326 — Burgher Cornelis Johannes Beukes, Prisoner of War (Boer Forces), aged 66. Died of heart disease while a prisoner of war, St Helena.

- 1902 46977 — Burgher Gert Frederik Cornelissen, Boer Forces, aged 63. Killed in action, on board train, Begin der Lyn.

- 1902 45987 — Burgher August C Koch, Smuts Commando (Boer Forces). Killed in action, O'Kiep.

- 1902 45744 — Burgher David J Londt, Boer Forces, aged 24. Killed in action, Elandsfontein, Calvinia.

- 1902 47721 — Burgher Piet Lyons, Boer Forces, aged 40. Killed in action, Mooilaagte, dist Vryburg.

- 1902 45572 — Burgher Wilhelmus Johannes Jacobus Muller, Wolmaransstad Commando (Boer Forces), aged 37. Killed in action, Rooiwal/Brakspruit.

- 1915 6933 — Captain John Harold Farrar, 3rd Bn. (Northamptonshire Regiment), aged 27. Killed in action, at Aubar's Ridge.

- 1915 21349 — Lieutenant Colonel Petrus Paulus Hartogh Retief, Western Province Rifles (South African Rifles), aged 36. Died of pneumonia.

- 1916 2777 — Second Lieutenant Harold Montagu Brown, 3rd Bn. (East Lancashire Regiment), aged 28. Died on active service.

- 1916 10256 — Lieutenant Edwin John Hopwood, 10th Bn. (East Lancashire Regiment), aged 47. Killed in action.

- 1916 22163 — Labourer Tommy Sale, 1917, South African Native Labour Bureau. Died of pneumonia, at Arousha.

- 1916 24956 — Private Archibald William Thacker, 5023, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Died of wounds, received 26th February, at sea, between Alexandria and Malta.

- 1917 191 — Private James Adcock, 6173, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 473 — Private James Anderson, 7794, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 681 — Private Percy James Franklin Arnold, 8772, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 37. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 746 — Private George Renton Atkinson, 1841, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 813 — Private George John Ayliff, 10243, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 32. Died of wounds.

- 1917 2032 — Driver Zabulon Bokako Or Bokaku, 17664, South African Native Labour Bureau. Kilwa.

- 1917 927 — Private Andrew Francis Baird, 9214, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 18. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 1238 — Private Harry Bartlett, 9292, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 1322 — Private Hugo Frans Bauer, 556, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 1450 — Private Graham Francois Beeton, 2443, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 18. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 2092 — Sergeant Arnold Ernest Boothman, 6522, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 35. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 2152 — Corporal Roeloff Borsch, 1756, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 2310 — Lance Corporal Harry Botterill, 4865, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 2537 — Private George Bremner, 5521, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 2611 — Lance Corporal Gerrard Edgar Brink, 7644, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Died of wounds.

- 1917 2618 — Private George Rayment Brinkworth, 5048, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 2732 — Second Lieutenant William Henry Prescott Brounger, 22nd (Tyneside Scottish) Bn. (Northumberland Fusiliers), aged 37. Killed in action.

- 1917 2759 — Sergeant Edwin Brown, 508, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 26. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 2965 — Lieutenant Henry Douglas Buik, 1st Bn. (Royal Scots Fusiliers), aged 27. Killed in action.

- 1917 3097 — Corporal Peter Charles Victor Burrough, 9023, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 3101 — Second Lieutenant Martin Burrows, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 3871 — Private John Johnson Clare, 9154, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 3882 — Sergeant Andrew Murdoch Clark, 3777, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 3973 — Lance Sergeant Walter Clayton, 6881, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 4097 — Private Vincent Vivian Victor Cockcroft, 9003, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 4236 — Private William Coleman, 5514, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 4371 — Private John Peter Conradie, 174, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 4460 — Corporal John Ernest Cooper, 8488, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 4568 — Private Hugh Cowan, 9871, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 4570 — Private Neil Cowan, 8417, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 4576 — Private James Coward, 4199, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 4694 — Private Fred Crompton, 833, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 30. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 4860 — Private Robert Clelland Cuthbertson, 1869, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 5019 — Private George Lewin Dashwood, 8765, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 5023 — Corporal Werner Carlington Daub, 9374, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 5212 — Private George Frank Daybell, 3248, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 5919 — Second Lieutenant William Dorward, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 36. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 5931 — Private Donald Thomas Douglas, 6453, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 6003 — Private Adrain Albertus Dreyer, 5261, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 6239 — Private Henry Liversage Duffy, 6064, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 6287 — Private Walter Durie Duncan, 8836, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 6375 — Private Robert Binning Eadie, 2242, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 19. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 6899 — Labourer Wilson Faltenjiva, 18150, Railway Section (South African Native Labour Corps). Died at sea, on board H.M.T. Aragon, returning to South Africa.

- 1917 7131 — Donkey Driver Henry Fillis, 17404, Military Labour Corps. Died of malaria.

- 1917 7147 — Private John Ogilvy Findlay, 2864, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 23. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 7406 — Lance Corporal Brian Foster, 9991, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 25. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 7516 — Private David Ewart Frame, 7208, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 7593 — Private David Fraser, 8850, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 35. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 7647 — Private Arthur Tiller Freeman, 5725, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 7812 — Private William John Gage, 8352, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 7932 — Private Harry Douglas Barker Gavin, 9885, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 7941 — Private Algy William Gaylard, 8347, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action.

- 1917 8287 — Second Lieutenant Henry Melville Godfrey, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 29. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 8365 — Private Samuel George Goodchild, 10027, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 8527 — Gunner Thomas Alfred Henry Grace, 1054, 73rd Siege Bty. (South African Heavy Artillery), aged 31. Died of wounds, received at the Battle of Arras.

- 1917 8779 — Private Walter Francis Griffin, 10111, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 29. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 8836 — Private Lukas Johannes Groenewald, 3624, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 9024 — Private John Ednie Hall, 7898, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 9177 — Private Phillip Russell Harding, 7713, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 19. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 9186 — Second Lieutenant Richard Eric Sales Hardwich, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Died of wounds.

- 1917 9884 — Private Charles Worthington Hill, 5309, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 22. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 10059 — Private Louis Hoffbrand, 9760, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Died of wounds.

- 1917 10069 — Private Jacob Hoffman, 1491, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 10218 — Lance Corporal Theodore Charles Hook, 746, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 10328 — Private Harry Francis Housden, 9875, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 10467 — Private Charles Nicholas Hugo, 2279, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 10543 — Second Lieutenant Victor Alfred Hunt, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 10556 — Private Herbert William Hunter, 8226, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 10685 — Private William James Inkster, 5161, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Died of wounds.

- 1917 10961 — Private Cyril Blake Jago, 7475, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 11147 — Private Albert Jenkinson, 355, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 10786 — Donkey Driver Jackson Johannes, 17442, Military Labour Corps. Died of malaria, at sea, returning to South Africa.

- 1917 11613 — Private George Henry Bertram Joy, 8157, 2nd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 11902 — Private Cecil Stanley Keates, 4643, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 20. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 11990 — Lance Corporal Alexander Kelso, 8643, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 12866 — Private William Lambourne, 9901, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 37. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 13030 — Private Edwin Nelson Lawford, 9251, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 13205 — Second Lieutenant Frederick Charles Lee, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 27. Died of wounds.

- 1917 13605 — Ox Driver Johannes Limtwe, 16438, South African Native Labour Bureau. Died at sea, on board H.M.T. Aragon, returning to South Africa.

- 1917 13646 — Lance Corporal Herbert Stanley Linford, 4322, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 24. Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

- 1917 13710 — Private Edward Mannie Lloyd, 5187, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 28. Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 14075 — Lance Corporal Walter Paterson Lyle, 3795, 4th Regt. (South African Infantry), aged 21. Killed in action.

- 1917 14105 — Private Nils Lysell, 2642, 3rd Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, during first day of the Battle of Arras. The 3rd S.A.I. was on the right of the South African Infantry Brigade in the attack of Black Line and Blue Line (North of St Laurent-Blangy). The 3rd S.A.I. sustained 53 killed and 226 wounded.

- 1917 14106 — Private John Lythgoe, 5490, 1st Regt. (South African Infantry). Killed in action, at Battle of Arras.

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