 | THE ANGLO-BOER WAR |
- ANGLO-BOER WAR SERVICE RECORDS
Transcribed by Rowena Wattrus - TRACING ANGLO-BOER WAR ANCESTORS
by Rosemary Dixon-Smith - ADDITIONAL USEFUL WEB SITES FOR ANGLO-BOER WAR RESEARCH and other related topics
- THE FOLLOWING LIST SHOWS LOCAL ARMED FORCES (SERVING IN SOUTH AFRICA FOR THE BRITISH CAUSE) DURING THE ANGLO-BOER WAR 1899-1902, WHOSE RECORDS ARE HELD BY THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, KEW, UK.
- MUSTER ROLL OF THE NATAL CARBINEERS ANGLO-BOER WAR 1899-1902
URLs of interest:
http://www.zuluwar-usuthu.com/Colonials.html
http://www.angloboerwar.com/units/natal_volunteers.htm
Published sources of interest:
AF Hattersley: Carbineer: The History of the Royal Natal Carbineers (Aldershot 1950)
J Stalker: The Natal Carbineers (Pmburg 1912) History of the regiment and its origins ca 1855-1911 - CAPE MOUNTED RIFLES
- NATAL MOUNTED RIFLES
- BORDER MOUNTED RIFLES
- TROOP MOVEMENTS 1902
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - THE BOER RELIEF COMMITTEE
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - AN ANALYSIS OF SENIOR OFFICERS IN THE CAMP
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - BOER PRISONERS OF WAR BURIED IN BERMUDA
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - NAMES OF REMAINING IRRECONCILABLES
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - PROMINENT PERSONALITIES
- BOER PRISONERS OF WAR IN BERMUDA - BOER WAR 100th ANNIVERSARY: First Day Cover
- A DOCTOR DURING THE SIEGE OF LADYSMITH: Oswald James CURRIE by Jo King
- SIEGE OF LADYSMITH - 50th Reunion:
Harry Percy Stead who was in the Siege of Ladysmith attended this reunion. - SIEGE OF LADYSMITH: BRIAN KAIGHIN
- SIEGE OF MAFEKING: COLIN WALKER
- ANGLO-BOER WAR NURSES
- FAMOUS 1899 PICTURE OF WINSTON CHURCHILL
standing apart from the other POWs captured by the Boers after the Armoured Train incident - 15 November 1899 CAPTURE SITE OF WINSTON CHURCHILL
- INTOMBI MEMORIALS
- LADYSMITH CEMETERY PROJECT
- HERTFORD VOLUNTEERS
- WITH A CONVOY UNDER FIRE IN THE TRANSVAAL - 1901
- The Jameson Raid - Transcribed from South Africa Magazine 8 January 1896 - by Ellen Stanton
- The Jameson Raid - Prisoners and Casualties
- THE ABSENT-MINDED BEGGAR by Rudyard Kipling
- More to be added ...
Please note:
Sheila Gray smgray@ihug.co.nz has a database of service records for British and Colonial women including over 1,700 nurses, laywomen and volunteers rewarded for service in the A-B War 1899-1902. See 'Questions and Answers' in Main Menu if you require 'look-ups'.