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Name | Herman, ALBRECHT |
John James, CLEMENTS |
Nevill Josiah Aylmer, COGHILL |
William Henry, DICK-CUNYNGHAM |
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Rank | Trooper | Sergeant | Lieutenant | Lieutenant-Colonel |
Force | Imperial Light Horse ( Natal ), South African Forces | Damant's Horse ( Rimington's Guides ), South African Forces | 1st Bn, 24th ( Warwickshire ) Regiment ( later South Wales Borderers ) |
2nd Bn, Gordon Highlanders |
VC won | Wagon Hill, Ladysmith, 2nd Boer War, 6 January 1900 |
Strijdenberg, 2nd Boer War, 24 February 1901 |
Isandhlwana, Zululand, 22 January 1879 |
Sherpur Pass, Afghan War, 13 December 1879 |
London Gaz | 8 August 1902 | 4 June 1901 | Recommended on 2 May 1879 Confirmed by King Edward VII on 15 January 1907 |
18 October 1881 |
Born | Burghersdorp, c. 1876 |
Middleburg, Cape, 19 June 1872 |
Drumcondra, Co Dublin, Ireland, 25 January 1852 |
Edinburgh, Scotland, 16 June 1851 |
Died | 6 January 1900, Wagon Hill, Nr Ladysmith |
18 June 1937, Newcastle |
22 January 1879, Isandhlwana |
7 January 1900, Ladysmith * |
Grave | Wagon Hill Cemetery ( Imperial Light Horse Memorial ) | Town Cemetery, Newcastle ( image courtesy Iain MacFarlaine ) |
Fugitive's Drift, below Itchiane Hill | Ladysmith Cemetery |
Location of VC |
Museum of Military History, Johannesburg | Lord Ashcroft Gallery Imperial War Museum, London |
South Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon | Gordon Highlanders Museum, Aberdeen | Remarks | Buried initially in a mass grave on Wagon Hill | None | Buried with Teignmouth Melvill VC | * Died of wounds during 2nd Boer War |
NATAL
NATAL
Name
Robert James Thomas,
DIGBY-JONESRobert Vaughan,
GORLEWilliam,
GRIFFITHSJoseph,
MALONERank
Lieutenant
T / Lieutenant
Private
Captain & Riding Master Force
Corps of Royal Engineers
'A' Battery, Royal Field Artillery
2nd Bn, 24th ( Warwickshire ) Regiment
( later South Wales Borderers )13th Light Dragoons
( 13th Hussars )VC won
Wagon Hill, Ladysmith, 2nd Boer War,
6 January 1900Ledeghem, Belgium,
1 October 1918Little Andaman Island,
7 May 1867Balaclava, Crimea,
25 October 1854 *London Gaz
8 August 1902
14 December 1918
17 December 1867
25 September 1857 Born
Edinburgh, Scotland,
27 September 1876Southsea, Hampshire, England,
6 May 1896Co Roscommon, Ireland,
1841Eccles, Manchester, England,
11 January 1833Died
6 January 1900,
Wagon Hill, Ladysmith10 January 1937,
Durban ( * )22 January 1879,
Isandhlwana28 June 1883,
PinetownGrave
Ladysmith Cemetery
Stella Wood Cemetery, Durban
Isandhlwana Battlefield *
St Andrew's Churchyard, Pinetown Location
of VCRoyal Engineers Museum, Gillingham
Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, LondonSouth Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon
Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, LondonRemarks
Buried initially in a mass grave on Wagon Hill
( * ) Confirmed by Death Certificate
* Individual grave not marked
* Charge of the Light Brigade
Name
Teignmouth,
MELVILLThe Hon Frederick Hugh Sherston,
ROBERTSQuentin George Murray,
SMYTHERank
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Captain
Force
1st Bn, 24th ( Warwickshire ) Regiment
( later South Wales Borderers )King's Royal Rifle Corps
Royal Natal Carabineers, South African Forces
VC won
Isandhlwana, Zululand,
22 January 1879Battle of Colenso, 2nd Boer War,
15 December 1899Alem Hamza, Libya,
5 June 1942London Gaz
Recommended on 2 May 1879
Confirmed by King Edward VII on 15 January 19072 February 1900
11 September 1942
Born
London, England,
8 September 1842Umballa, India,
8 January 1872Nottingham Road, Natal,
6 August 1916Died
22 January 1879,
Isandhlwana17 December 1899,
Chieveley22 October 1997,
DurbanGrave
Fugitive's Drift, below Itchiane Hill
Chieveley War Cemetery
Durban Crematorium
Location
of VCSouth Wales Borderers Museum, Brecon
National Army Museum, London
Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, LondonRemarks
Buried with Nevill Coghill VC
None
None