Currie , George (G)

Source: Regimental History of the Durban Light Infantry, Vol. 1, Roll of Honour, "The South African War, 1899-1902".
John Dovey, 1 Sep 2026 (findmypast.com, Anglo-Boer War Records 1899-1902, cross-checked against the Durban Light Infantry Chapel Boer War Roll of Honour plaque): Sergeant G. Currie, Service Nos. 75 and 20 (two numbers on record, likely renumbered during service), Durban Light Infantry. Confirmed.
Durban Light Infantry: Anglo Boer War Roll of Honour, compiled by K.M. Jordan, April 2020 (via angloboerwar.com's Durban Light Infantry 'Roll of honour' PDF, https://www.angloboerwar.com/images/pdf/DLI_ABW_ROH.pdf citing Historical Record of the Durban Volunteer Infantry Corps 1854-1904, The Durban Light Infantry Volume I: 1854-1934 (Lt-Col A.C. Martin), In Memoriam ROH of Imperial Forces ABW 1899-1902 (Steve Watt, 2000), Field Guide to the Battlefields of South Africa (Nicki von der Heyde), Natal Field Force Casualty Roll, and kznpr.co.za.: Sergeant George Currie, Service No. 75, served with the Durban Light Infantry but formally in the Natal Volunteer Composite Regiment, killed in action at Dundee. Also commemorated on the Natal Composite Volunteer Regiment Memorial, St. James' Church, Dundee (alongside Plowman, Sturgeon and Booth, also on this roll). Regiment corrected from Durban Light Infantry.
Durban Light Infantry King's Medal Roll / Muster Roll, 29/9/1899 to 31/5/1902 (V5012/02, Record Office Discharge Depot, Cape, signed G. Molyneux, Capt., Adjt. D.L.I.) -- 10-page nominal roll scan on angloboerwar.com's Durban Light Infantry unit page, 'Nominal roll images' tab.: Corps No. 75, Currie Geo., "Dead V.C.R." (Volunteer Composite Regiment) -- confirms Service No. 75 and the regimental correction to Natal Volunteer Composite Regiment.
K.M. Jordan, Durban Light Infantry: Anglo Boer War Roll of Honour (updated Nov 2023; email to John/Bobby 3 Sep 2026). Local file data/jordan_dli_abw_roh_2023-11-21.pdf (Downloads: "0. DLI ABW ROH - 21 Nov 2023.pdf").: Sgt George Currie, NVCR SN 75; KIA fell from wagon near Navigation Colliery, Dundee; dates 11/02/1901 or 12/02/1901 — ROH kept 1901-02-12. Also NCVR memorial St James Church Dundee.