Anglo-Zulu War

iButho - Anglo Zulu War Group
www.ibuthu-anglozuluwar.com
A new group launched on 22nd January 2006. They are a different type of Living History group which specialises in Research on Ancestry and Descendants of all the men who fought in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, with many of those Descendants members of our Group. They do also have a Living History section which is willing to attend suitable Victorian themed events.
South African Military History Society Journal - Vol 4 No 5
PROFILE OF AN ARMY: THE COLONIAL AND IMPERIAL FORCES OF THE ZULU WAR OF 1879
by S. Monick
http://rapidttp.com/milhist/vol045sm.html
The Old Fort at Durban
Was your ancestor at Rorke's Drift? - Check the Garrison Roll.
Living History by Graham Mason
Have some fun with Genealogy World answers to "Zulu" Film Quiz by Graham Mason
Zulu Film Set
Ivor Emanuel - one of the stars of the film 'Zulu'
What Happened After??? by Graham Mason
We Came Back by Graham Mason
The Mounted Infantryman by Graham Mason
Mentioned in Despatches by Graham Mason
Looking Back on the Lugg Family in Natal by Rosemary Dixon-Smith
1879 Anglo-Zulu War - maritime stories by Rosemary Dixon-Smith
My Elusive Relatives - Kris Wheatley's Family Quest
Charles Edwin Fripp Famous Painting
A Shared Birthday by Graham Mason
A Loss by Graham Mason
The Fighting Clerk by Graham Mason
Sergeants at the Drift by Graham Mason
Frustrations and Records by Graham Mason
Joseph Lumley by David Moon
The Driver at the Drift by Graham Mason
The Senior Sergeant by Graham Mason
The Sergeant of the Buffs by Graham Mason
To Scotch a Rumour by Graham Mason
It Just Goes To Show by Graham Mason
Campbell of the Guards by Graham Mason
Christmas Day in the Army by Graham Mason
Thomas Holmes, 17th Lancers by Graham Mason
Fort Hubberstone by Graham Mason
An Explanation by Graham Mason
Replacements by Graham Mason
Revision by Graham Mason
Am I? by Graham Mason
2009 - Chatham Zulu week-end
British and Colonial Regiments which took part in the Anglo-Zulu War 1877-79
Members of the 3rd Buffs guarding Zulu prisoners after the Battle of Gingingdhlovu 1879
Inscription on Pietermaritzburg Anglo-Zulu War Memorial
showing names of Newcastle Mounted Rifles and Natal Mounted Police who fell at Isandhlwana
Colour picture of Anglo-Zulu War Memorial Pietermaritzburg
Engraving of Port Natal (Durban) from the Bluff 1879, the year of the Anglo-Zulu War
7 VCs at Brecon 1898
More coming soon on the Anglo-Zulu War...
ADDITIONAL Military Matters

Graham Mason, known to his friends as 'SAPPER', [ Picture ] [ Picture ] is an Anglo-Zulu War Researcher and responsible for research into Anglo-Zulu War history and the tracking down of and maintaining contact with descendants of those who fought in this conflict. Of London origins, Sapper now lives in Anglesey, North Wales. He is always happy to answer enquiries on his topic and can be e-mailed at: graham.mason2@homecall.co.uk

Graham Mason with his Sergeant stripes