Subedar Khudadad Khan VC - 129th Duke of Connaught's Own Baluchis, Indian Army

KNOWN GRAVES OF HOLDERS OF THE VICTORIA CROSS
IN : PAKISTAN

Name ALI HAIDAR Henry John,
ANDREWS		 William St Lucien,
CHASE		 Sir Henry Marshman,
HAVELOCK-ALLAN
Rank Havildar (Sergeant) T / Captain Colonel Lieutenant General
Force 6th Royal Bn, ( Scinde ), 13th Frontier Force Rifles, Indian Army Indian Medical Service 28th Regiment, Bombay Native Infantry 10th Regiment ( Lincolnshire Regiment )
VC won Fusignano, Italy,
9 April 1945		 Khajuri Post, Waziristan, NW India,
22 October 1919		 Deh Khoja, Afghan War,
16 August 1880		 Cawnpore, Indian Mutiny,
16 July 1857
London Gaz 3 July 1945 9 September 1920 7 October 1881 15 January 1858
Born Kohat, NW Frontier, India,
21 August 1913		 London,
23 March 1871		 St Lucia, West Indies,
2 July 1856		 Chinsurah, Bengal, India,
6 August 1830
Died 15 July 1999,
Village Khan Bari, District Hango, Pakistan		 22 October 1919,
Waziristan, NW India		 24 June 1908,
Quetta, North West India		 30 December 1897,
Khyber Pass, N.W. India
Grave Village Shahu Khel, District Kohat Bannu Cemetery, South of Peshawar, Pakistan English Cemetery, Quetta Cemetery, Pakistan Harley Street Cemetery, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Location
of VC		 Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London		 Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London		 Australian Army Museum of Western Australia, Fremantle Location unknown *
Remarks None MBE CB * VC & campaign medals are missing.

PAKISTAN

Name Eustace,
JOTHAM		 William David,
KENNY		 KHUDADAD KHAN Hector Lachlan Stewart,
MACLEAN
Rank Captain Lieutenant Subedar Lieutenant
Force 51st Sikhs, Indian Army
( att'd North Waziristan Militia )		 4th Bn, 39th Garhwal Rifles, Indian Army 129th Duke of Connaught's Own Baluchis Queen's Own Corps of Guides ( Cavalry )
VC won Spina Khaisora, India,
7 January 1915		 Kot Kai, NW Frontier, India,
2 January 1920		 Hollebeke, Belgium,
31 October 1914		 Tirah Campaign, India,
17 August 1897
London Gaz 24 July 1915 9 September 1920 7 December 1914 Recommended on 9 November 1897
Confirmed by King Edward VII on 15 January 1907
Born Kidderminster, Worcestershire,
28 November 1883		 Saintfield, Co Down, N Ireland,
1 February 1899		 Dabb Village, Punjab, India,
26 October 1888		 Bannu, NW Frontier, India,
13 September 1870
Died 7 January 1915,
North Waziristan		 2 January 1920,
Kot Kai, NW Frontier, India		 8 March 1971,
Rukhan Tehsil Village, Pakistan		 17 August 1897,
Upper Swat, India
Grave Miranshar Cemetery, N Waziristan, Pakistan Jandola Cemetery, Pakistan Rukhan Village Cemetery, Pakistan Guides Cemetery, Mardan, NW Frontier, Pakistan
Location
of VC		 Bromsgrove School, Worcestershire Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London		 Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London		 Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London
Remarks None None None None

PAKISTAN

Name Godfrey,
MEYNELL		 MIR DAST Henry William,
PITCHER		 SHAHAMAD KHAN
Rank Captain Subadar Captain Jemadar
Force 5th Bn, ( Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides ), 12th Frontier Force Regiment 55th Coke's Rifles,
att'd 57th Wilde's Rifles		 1st Punjab Infantry, P.I.F. 89th Punjabis
VC won Mohmand Campaign, India,
29 September 1935		 St Jean, Ypres, Belgium,
26 April 1915		 Umbeyla, NW India,
30 October 1863		 Beit-Ayeesa, Mesopotamia,
12 - 13 April 1916
London Gaz 24 December 1935 29 June 1915 16 July 1864 26 September 1916
Born Meynell Langley, Derbyshire, England,
20 May 1904		 Maiden, Tirah, India,
3 December 1874		 Bath, Somerset,
1841		 Takhti Basali Thesil, India,
1 July 1879
Died 29 September 1935,
Mohmand, NW Frontier, India		 19 January 1945,
Shagi Landi Kyan Village, India		 5 July 1875,
Dehra Ghazi Khan, India		 28 July 1947,
Takhti Basali Thesil, Pakistan
Grave Guides Cemetery, Mardan, NW Frontier, Pakistan Warsack Road Cemetery, Shagi Landi Kyan, Pakistan Christian Cemetery, Kohat, Pakistan Takhti Village Cemetery, Pakistan
Location
of VC		 Not publicly held Not publicly held Jersey Museum, St Helier Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London
Remarks None None None None

PAKISTAN

Name John Adam,
TYTLER		 William John,
VOUSDEN

Rank Brigadier General Major General

Force 66th ( Goorkha ) Regiment, Bengal Native Infantry 5th Punjab Cavalry, P.F.F.

VC won Choorpoorah, Indian Mutiny,
10 February 1858		 Asmai Heights, Afghanistan,
14 December 1879

London Gaz 23 August 1858 18 October 1881

Born Monghyr, Bengal, India,
29 October 1825		 Perth, Scotland,
20 September 1845

Died 14 February 1880,
Thal, Kurram Valley, N.W.F. India		 12 November 1902,
Lahore, India

Grave Christian Cemetery, Kohat, Pakistan Lahore Cemetery, Pakistan

Location
of VC		 Gurkha Museum, Winchester, Hampshire Not publicly held

Remarks CB CB

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