Son of David & Mary Moir of 80 Strathmartine Road, Dundee, Scotland; husband of Emma (nee Crookes) Moir of Durban; 2 young children. Born Montrose, Scotland 1865; wood machinist; married Bradshaw Crescent, Pont Road, Durban 22 May 1888; lived 83 Frere Road, Durban. Died Convent Hospital, Estcourt.
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): Quartermaster Sergeant D. Moir, Service No. 3, 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.: Quartermaster Sergeant D.W. Moir, died of dysentery at Escourt. Also commemorated at All Saints Church, Ladysmith.
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").: QMS David Watt Moir, age 35; dysentery Convent Hospital Estcourt. FirstName/age filled.
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