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VIS-EN-ARTOIS MEMORIAL Haucourt, Pas-de-Calais, France Twenty South Africans, of whom four served in British units*, are commemorated on this Memorial. *Registered on the Roll of South Africans who fell 1914-1918 edited after the War by the South African authorities. |
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Private Robert James Walthen BAIRD Panel 12. Son of William and Maud Baird, of 34, Beauval rd, East Dulwich, London, England (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 9th October 1918 during the attack on Bertry - Age 26 |
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Private Charles Harry BURD Panel 12. Son of Edith Ellen Crane (formerly Burd), of 18, Essex St, Kensington, Johannesburg, and the late Harry Burd (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau - Age 25. |
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Private Robert Malcolm FRASER Panel 12. Son of Captain Francis Fraser and Mrs Fraser, of Alexandra Rd, Pietermaritzburg, Natal (source : C.W.G.C.). 2nd S.A.I., F Coy (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau - Age 19. |
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Private Percy George HAMBIDGE Panel 12. Son of George Henry and Eleanor Mary Hambidge (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 9th October 1918 during the attack on Bertry - Age 38. |
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Private Robert Downie HARDIE Panel 12. Son of John and Martha Hardie, of Broadcroft, Liesbeek Rd, Rosebank, Cape Colony (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau - Age 19. |
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Lance Corporal Henry Havelock HIPWELL, M.M. Panel 12. 1st S.A.I., Rhodesian Coy (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Declared missing in action on the 29th October 1918, probably killed in action on the 19th october near Le Cateau. |
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Private Frederick HODGSON Panel 12. Son of William and Ophelia Hodgson, of 6, 26th St, Malvern, Derby, Johannesburg (source : C.W.G.C.). 2nd S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 14th October 1918 in front Le Cateau - Age 21. |
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Private Louis Bisset HUGO Panel 12. Son of the late James and Fanny Hugo, of Ladybrand, Orange Free State, South Africa. Enlisted in 1916. Employee of the Transvaal Education Department (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Died on the 19th October 1918 of wounds sustained at Le Cateau - Age 23. |
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Private Hector Macdonald KEITH Panel 10. Son of James Keith, of South Africa (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st Battalion, The Gordon Highlanders (76th Brigade, 3rd Division) Killed in action on the 30th August 1918 during the attack on Ecoust - Age 18. |
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Private Mark Clarence KENNEY Panel 12. Son of the late Sergeant Kenney (Cape Police, Kimberley). Husband of Mary Ann de Bruin (formerly Kenney), of 85a, Eden St, Kimberley, Cape Province (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 8th October 1918 during the attack on Beaurevoir - Age 31. |
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Second Lieutenant Ronald Leslie KIRK Panel 10. Son of Simon Kirk, of Mignontee, Unkumi, Zululand, South Africa. Also served in German East Africa (source : C.W.G.C.). 7th Battalion, The London Regiment, attd 1st/5th Battalion(London Rifle Brigade), The London Regiment (169th Brigade, 56th London Division). Killed in action on the 2nd September 1918 - Age 24. |
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Private Isaac Michael LEINAND Panel 12. 2nd S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 8th October 1918 during the attack on Beaurevoir. |
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Private John Roderick MACLEOD, D.C.M. Panel 10. 1st/14th Battalion (London Scottish), The London Regiment (168th Brigade, 56th London Division). Killed in action on the 29th August 1918. |
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Private Gerald William MULDER Panel 12. Son of Mrs AC Mulder, of 124, Meyet St, Germiston, Transvaal (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau - Age 22. |
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Private Jacob NELL Panel 12. Son of Jacob and Martha Nell, of 3, Harald St, North End, Port Elizabeth (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 8th October 1918 during the attack on Beaurevoir - Age 22. |
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Private Henry Gilbert REES Panel 12. Son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Prosser Reess, of 64, Aldsworth Rd, Canton, Cardiff, Wales (source : C.W.G.C.). 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau - Age 24. |
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Lieutenant Neil Wallace ROBERTSON, M.C & Bar Panel 6. Son of the late Major NW Robertson, CMG, Cape Mounted Rifles, and of Mrs Edith Robertson, of Lyndhurst, Baronrath Rd, Kenilworth, Cape Province (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st Battalion, The Royal Scots Fusiliers (8th Brigade, 3rd Division). Killed in action on the 2nd September 1918 during the attack on Lagnicourt-Noreuil - Age 20. |
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Private Ernest SMITH Panel 12. Son of Jurgen Jacobus Smith and Maria Katrina Elizabeth Smith, of "Skiet-Poort", Barroe, Cape Province (source : C.W.G.C.). 1st S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 8th October 1918 during the attack on Beaurevoir - Age 25. |
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Private Jasper Johannes THERON Panel 12. 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau. |
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Private Alphonsus Christoffel WOLVAARDT Panel 12. 4th S.A.I. (South African Brigade, 66th East Lancashire Division) Killed in action on the 17th October 1918 during the crossing of the Selle at Le Cateau. |
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