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Identity
Person No.
49457
Service No.
710
Last Name
First Name
A
Initials
A
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Unknown
Age at Death
Unknown
Military Service
Rank
Regimental Sergeant Major
Unit
Unknown
Defence Force
COLONIAL 402
Colonial forces (pre-Union)
Death Record
Cause code
Unknown
Cause of Death
Killed in action (date matches Stavelberg, 12–13 Sep 1901)
Location
Locality
Unknown
Cemetery
Unknown
Grave Reference
Unknown
Notes
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Research notes

Bethune's Mounted Infantry enrollment/discharge ledger (WO127-style nominal roll scan on angloboerwar.com's Bethune's Mounted Infantry unit page, 'Nominal roll images' tab, 72 photographed pages of the original bound ledger; files 07/08 and 23/24 are duplicate photographs of the same book pages). Raised at Durban, October 1899, by Major E.C. Bethune, 16th Lancers. Stirling, J. (1907), The Colonials in South Africa 1899-1902, as reproduced on the same unit page. angloboerwar.com Boer War Forum, 'Medals to Bethune's Mounted Infantry' (https://www.angloboerwar.com/forum/5-medals-and-awards/29337-medals-to-bethunes-mounted-infantry Recorded as 710 Brown A RSM, "killed 13.9.01". Place not named on this line; the date is the day after Stirling's Stavelberg action (12 Sep 1901, 7 killed). Linked as likely that action, not asserted as certain. Stirling: on 12 September 1901 Colonel Monro's column was heavily engaged with Commandant Smuts at Stavelberg, eastern Cape Colony, and lost 7 killed and 6 wounded (the wounded including Lieutenant Pollard, who appears later in this roll as a surviving officer).

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