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Identity
Person No.
18033
Service No.
13669
Last Name
First Name
Mnukwa
Initials
M
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Unknown
Age at Death
Unknown
Death Record
Cause code
Unknown
Cause of Death
Papua
Military Service
Branch
Army
Rank
Driver
Regiment
Unknown
Unit
Unknown
Defence Force
UDF 24,809
Union Defence Force
Location
Locality
Unknown
Grave Reference
Unknown
Notes

Died while on march. Attested at Qumbu on 14 Aug 1916

Citations

***Not yet accepted for War Grave Status by CWGC, need service file

Stories 1
by David Humphry on 05 October 2007 · via source
734 Colour Sergeant J. Johnson, 1st Battalion Manchester Regiment, was killed in action at Caesar's Camp during the battle of Wagon Hill (Platrand), Ladysmith 6 January 1900. Johnson was in charge of 'A' Company pushing up to relieve 'D' company on the forward crest when the Boers attacked. He fell, shot in the head, exclaiming 'God protect my wife and children!' He was the senior NCO killed in the battle and is buried on Caesar's Camp but his grave has no individual marker. He was awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal with clasp Defence of Ladysmith.
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