Jackson , Anthony James Walter (A J W)

K.M. Jordan, Royal Durban Light Infantry WWII Roll of Honour ("working document", Aug 2026 draft; email to John & Bobby, 4 Sep 2026, marked "not 100% correct"): JACKSON, Anthony James Walter (Son of Mrs Ochive Jackson of 32 Bewsey Grove, Berea, Durban; husband of Gwyndolyn (nee Pryse) Jackson, of Umbogintwini.) 6800 Lance Corporal Royal Durban Light Infantry Born Durban 2/5/1904; a fitter with the SAR&H by trade; enlisted with the 1st Battalion RDLI; died in training at Barberton military camp, Eastern Transvaal. Stellawood Cemetery, Durban, KZN, South Africa. (Also, on the Royal Durban Light Infantry & the Durban Cenotaph WWII Memorials and on the SAR&H WWII ROH in the book “We Fought the Miles.”) 11/12/1940 G69R-YW4 36 79 (JEAN) – JACQUES / JACQUES, Alfred Morris (Son of Justilian Jean & Daisy Jacques - both deceased; resided at 15 Devonshire Avenue, Glenwood, Durban.) (His 3 brothers also served in WWII.) 2061 Private Royal Durban Light Infantry Born Durban 4/11/1910; a motor mechanic by profession; served with the 1st Battalion RDLI in North Africa; WIA during the Battle of El Alamein, Egypt; died of wounds. (JACQUES, A.M. on gravestone, death certificate; St Thomas’ Church & WWII RDLI WWII Memorials.) El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. (Also, on the St. Thomas’ Anglican Church, Musgrave; the Royal Durban Light Infantry & the Durban Cenotaph WWII Memorials.) ((JEAN) – JACQUES on Durban Cenotaph.) 01/11/1942 G1FK-8FF 31
CONFLICT vs Jordan RDLI WWII draft (not resolved, ROH value kept): DateDeath: Jordan 01/11/1942 vs ROH 1940-12-11; Age: Jordan 31 vs ROH 37.