Son of E. E. Le Mare, of Johannesburg, Transvaal, and the late T. A. Britton. On Bezuidenhout Valley War Memorial. By a cruel stroke of fortune his death occurred 48 hours before he was due to proceed to England to train for a commission. Attended Jeppe High School for Boys. Le Mare entered the Preparatory, January 1909, and left after matriculation December, 1914. Was Captain of the School, in both elevens and first Chairman of the Debating Society. He was in the Native Affairs Department. On Jeppe High School for Boys Roll of Honour
Delville Wood Rollcall (delvillewood.com): confirmed present in the SA Brigade's ranks 14/15 July 1916 -- "Private Murray Stewart LE MARE, 3rd SAI - Wounded on the 16th July - Killed in action near Arras on the 12th January 1917 (Faubourg d'Amiens Cemetery, Arras)"
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Private Murray Stewart LE MARE, 3rd SAI - Wounded on the 16th July - Killed in action near Arras on the 12th January 1917 (Faubourg d'Amiens Cemetery, Arras)
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