South Africa and the Transvaal War, Vol. 3 (of 8): From the Battle of Colenso, 15th Dec. 1899, to Lord Roberts's Advance into the Free State, 12th Feb. 1900Creswicke, Louis
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South Africa and the Transvaal War, Vol. 3 (of 8): From the Battle of Colenso, 15th Dec. 1899, to Lord Roberts's Advance into the Free State, 12th Feb. 1900
Creswicke, Louis
South African War, 1899-1902; Transvaal (South Africa) -- History
_Killed_:--5th Lancers--Second Lieutenant W. H. T. Hill. 23rd
Corps Royal Engineers--Lieutenant R. J. T. Digby Jones, Second
Lieutenant G. B. B. Dennis. 1st Devonshire Regiment--Captain W.
B. Lafone, Lieutenant H. N. Field, Lieutenant C. E. M. Walker,
1st Somerset Light Infantry (attached). Imperial Light
Horse--Lieutenant William F. Adams, Lieutenant John Edward
Pakeman. 1st King's Royal Rifle Corps--Brevet-Major F.
Mackworth, 2nd Royal West Surrey Regiment (attached). 2nd
King's Royal Rifle Corps--Major R. S. Dowen, Lieutenant M. M.
Tod, 1st Cameronians (attached), Second Lieutenant F. H.
Raikes. 2nd Gordon Highlanders--Major C. C. Miller Wallnutt.
2nd Rifle Brigade--Second Lieutenant L. D. Hall.
_Wounded_:--Staff--Captain Earl of Ava dangerously (died
January 11). Intelligence Department--Local Captain H.
Lees-Smith, slightly. 5th Lancers--Captain E. O. Wathen,
slightly. Imperial Light Horse--Lieutenant-Colonel A. H. M.
Edwards, 5th Dragoon Guards (attached), slightly, Major W.
Karri Davis, slightly, Major D. E. Doveton, dangerously (died
February 14), Lieutenant W. R. Codrington, 11th Hussars
(attached), dangerously, Lieutenant J. Richardson, 11th Hussars
(attached), severely, Lieutenant Douglas Campbell,
dangerously, Lieutenant P. H. Normand, slightly. 1st Devonshire
Regiment--Lieutenant J. Masterson, severely. 1st Manchester
Regiment--Major A. E. Simpson, slightly, Captain A. W. Marden,
slightly, Captain T. Menzies, slightly, Second Lieutenant E. N.
Fisher, severely. 1st King's Royal Rifle Corps--Lieutenant R.
McLachlan, severely. 2nd Gordon Highlanders--Lieutenant-Colonel
W. Dick-Cunyngham, severely (died January 7), Captain Hon. R.
Carnegie, severely, Lieutenant W. Macgregor, severely. 2nd
Rifle Brigade--Brevet Major G. Thesiger, severely, Captain S.
Mills, dangerously (died February 2), Captain R. Stephens,
severely, Captain H. Biddulph, slightly, Second Lieutenant C.
E. Harrison, slightly. 5th Lancashire Fusiliers--Lieutenant F.
Barker, attached Army Service Corps. Natal Mounted
Rifles--Captain A. Wales, slightly, Lieutenant H. W.
Richardson, slightly. Volunteer Medical Staff, Lieutenant R. W.
Hornebrook, slightly. Royal Army Medical Corps--Major C. G.
Woods, slightly.
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