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Identity
Person No.
282
Service No.
17157
Last Name
First Name
Jan
Initials
J
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Unknown
Age at Death
Unknown
Death Record
Date of Death
Cause code
DIS 6,077
Died of disease
Cause of Death
Died of malaria, at Durban Hospital
Military Service
Branch
Army
Rank
Labourer
Regiment
Unknown
Unit
Unknown
Defence Force
UDF 24,808
Union Defence Force
Notes

Attested at Mossel Bay on 11 December 1916

Research notes


4 Sep 2026: Regiment leftover "Military Labour Corps" (a branch, not a specific regiment) moved to Corps, per John's decision on the broader Regiment/Corps field-swap review.

Citations

***Accepted by CWGC for War Grave Status & burial site under investigation

Stories 1
by Shane Dammert on 16 February 2007 · via source
You are definitely missed not only by your immediate family but all your cousins, uncles and aunts. you were a wonderful cheerful person sadly missed, you could have gone on in life and become some great.
Dedications 3
by Your brother on 10 February 2007 · via source
To Marlon Patrick Dammert,born June 4th 1972,second eldest son to Phillip and Jasmine Dammert.Brother to Dean,Annelisa,Wendy and Peter-John.You are sorely missed and always in our thoughts.Marlon was only nineteen years old when he passed away tragically.You are still loved and fondly remembered by all whose lives you touched.
by His brother on 10 February 2007 · via source
To Marlon Patrick Dammert,born June 6th 1972,second eldest son to Phillip and Jasmine Dammert.Brother to Dean,Annelisa,Wendy and Peter-John.You are sorely missed and always remembered.Marlon was nineteen years old when he tragically passed away.You are fondly remembered by all whose lives you touched,brother.
by Lloyd on 04 May 2011 · via source
Gone, but not forgotten brothjer.