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Arthur Bloomfield
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43
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KIA 14,779
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Son of Wilmot and Martha Lane, of 3, Eaton Gardens, Hove, Brighton. Formerly served in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Inf. Was managing a ranch in Rhodesia at outbreak of War, and accepted a Commission in the South African Forces, with whom he served in German West Africa, and France.
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Alfred George EATLY. Born 1880 in Islington, London,England. The eldest son of George EATLY and Sarah Elizabeth EATLY nee NEAL.
Alfred George Eatly, Private in the City Imperial Volunteers and Lance corporal in the 1st London Royal Engineer Volunteers, died at Pretoria on the 18th of June 1900 during the South African Campaign, aged 20 years. 'G.R.O. Natal and South African Forces Deaths: 1899-1902' "EATLY A.G. City Imperial Volunteers. Page 145". http://homepage.ntlworld.com/kinship/a-k.html#A
THE CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI IN MEMORY OF ALFRED GEORGE EATLY, PTE. IN THE REGIMENT AND L/CPL IN THE 1ST CITY OF LONDON ROYAL ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS, SON OF GEORGE EATLY AND SARAH, HIS WIFE. HE DIED AT PRETORIA THE 18TH JUNE, 1900, DURING THE SOUTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN, AGED 20 YEARS. THIS MEMORIAL ERECTED AT THE EXPENSE OF THE REGIMENTAL FUND. THE RT. HON. SIR ALFRED NEWTON, BART., LORD MAYOR Inscription on bronze memorial tablet in the north east corner of St Mary Magdelene Church, Holloway Road, London, N7. England.
HTML clipboard Alfred George Eatly Died on 18th June 1900 of of wounds received at the battle of Diamond Hill on 12 June 1900 and was buried at Pretoria. Aged 20 David
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