Roll of Honour - Suffolk - Ipswich Boer War Memorial

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IPSWICH BOER WAR MEMORIAL

Boer War Roll of Honour with detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Transcribed Jean Austin;
Researched Jean Austin & Martin Edwards 2006

The "Suffolk Soldiers' Memorial", erected by Suffolk people as a monument to Suffolk Soldiers who lost their lives in the South African War, 1899-1902, was unveiled by General Sir John French at 3.15 pm on Saturday 29 September 1906 on the Cornhill, Ipswich. It was moved to its current location, in Christchurch Park, Ipswich in the early 1920's.

The memorial stands about 15ft 6in high and the statue itself is about 6ft high; this is of a soldier in khaki uniform, bareheaded and standing with his rifle reversed, as at the graveside of a comrade. The pedestal is of stone and has panels in bronze on each of its sides and the panel at the front also contains the dedication.

The statue was designed and made by Mr Albert Toft and cast in bronze by the cire-pardu (lost wax) process. The sculptor choose, for his model for this statute, a soldier who had served in the South African war.

The unveiling ceremony was extensively reported in the East Anglian Daily Times of Monday 1 October 1906, together with a list of names, Regiment and home town/village. The memorial itself gives rank, initials and name and Regiment. The memorial lists the names by the various corps they died fighting with. For ease of reading and research, the list below is in alphabetical order. Further details of those from the Suffolk Regiment can be found on the Bury St Edmunds Boer War and the Cambridge Boer War with some others also on the Ely Boer War.

Photographs from old postcards

The unveiling of the Ipswich Soldiers Memorial by General Sir John French 29th September 1906.

SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
1899-1902

ALLENSBY	G A	Private 4709, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Walworth. Died of disease at Wynberg 26th February 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ALLUM	Frederick	Bombardier 18541, 6th Company (Eastern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery. Resident Stonham Aspal. Died of disease at Naauwpoort 20th July 1901.
ANDREWS	Stanley	Corporal 2509, 48th (North Somerset) Company, 7th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Washbrook. Died of disease at Pretoria 10th December 1900.
ANDSLEY	William	Lance Corporal 4794, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bermondsey. Killed in action at Grassy Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Cambridge Boer War Memorial.
ARBON	J	Private 2725, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Stanton. Wounded at Grassy Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Died of disease 20th September 1900 at Kroonstad. Also commemorated on the Cambridge Boer War Memorial
ARNULL	[Thomas] A	Listed as T ARNULL in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902"] Private 2209, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Newmarket. Died of wounds at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesburg, South Africa. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ARROWSMITH	Henry	Lance Sergeant 3952, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Balham. Killed in action at Grassy Hill , Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesburg, South Africa. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ATTWELL	James M	Lance Corporal 3369, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Newport. Killed in action at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Cathay Park, National Memorial, Cardiff, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BAITYER	W	Private, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich.
BAKER	D C	Private 5816, 1 Battalion, Essex Regiment. Resident Kelsale. Prisoner then released 19th September 1901 at Slangfontein. Died of Enteric 11th Januaryn 1902 at Heilbron.
BAKER	John	Sergeant 384, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident London. Killed in action 4th January 1900 at Colesberg. See also Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
BALDRY	Ernest	Sergeant 31949, Base Depot, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Halesworth. Died of disease at Wynberg 28th February 1902.
BALLAM	James	[Balham on memorial] Private, 43rd Company, 12th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Died of enteric 11 January 1901 in Zeerust. Aged 24. Resident Wetherden. Youngest son of James Ballam, of Mutton Hall. Also commemorated on a plaque inside St Mary's Church in Wetherden: James Ballam, served in the 43rd Company of the Imperial Yeomanry and died on 11th January 1901 at Zeerust South Africa of Enteric Fever. He was 24 years old and was the youngest son of James Ballam of Mutton Hall. Also commemorated on Framlingham College Memorial, Castle Meadows County Memorial Norwich
BARBER	B H	Driver 76560, 3rd Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of enteric fever at East London 18th March 1900.
BARBER	F C	Private 4272, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Otley. Died of disease 4th January 1901 at Machadodorp.
BARBER	J	Private 4740, 7th (Princess Royal's) Dragoon Guards. Resident Cransford. Died of disease on 23rd March 1901 at Springfontein.
BARKER	Albert	Private 814, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Isleham. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 28th June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials and the Railway Station Tablet to Midland Railway Employees, Derby, Derbyshire.
BARKER	T	Sapper, Royal Engineers. Resident Finningham.
BARNES	J	Spelt BARNES in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902 and BARNS on memorial] Private 5370, 4th Mounted Infantry Company, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Wilburton. Died of disease 22nd December 1901 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BARNES	Samuel	Private 2196, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Isleham. Killed in action at Grassy Hill, Colesberg, 6th January 1900. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Also commemorated on Isle of Ely, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorials.
BARRETT	F	Private 2505, 1st Battalion, Scots Guards. Resident Fressingfield. Died of disease on 17th March 1900 at Kimberley.
BARRETT	G R K	Private 4665, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of disease 6th September 1902. Resident Hoddesdon. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BATTLE	A C	Driver 15951, 85th Company, Army Service Corps. Resident Somersham. Died of disease 9th February 1902 at Standerton.
BEDWELL	Harry Albert	[Listed on memorial as A H BEDWELL] Private 3961, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Lowestoft. Died of disease 14th November 1900 at Middleburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BEDWELL	W G	[Listed as A G BEDWELL in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 4016, 6th Dragoons. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 18th February 1902 at Heilbron.
BENYARD	J E	Driver, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Woodbridge.
BLUMFIELD	G A	[Listed as 18th Lancers on memorial] Private 12th (Prince Of Wales's Royal) , 12th (Prince Of Wales's Royal) Lancers. Resident Ipswich.
BOSWORTH	J	Private 5681, 1st Battalion, 28th (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Lambeth. Died of disease 31 March 1902 at Germinston. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BOYCE	W	Private 2133, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Walsoken. Died of disease 22 May 1901 at Middleburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmund's, Cambridge and Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorials.
BRIDGE	Arthur	Private 2230, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Kirton. Killed in action at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BRIGHTWELL	H	Private 3090, 3rd Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Resident Stonham Aspal. Died of disease at Kimberley 23rd March 1900.
BROWN	Arthur Wale	Captain, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died at Jacobsdarl, Pretoria 26th January 1900 from wounds received at Rensburg, 6th January 1900. Aged 33. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesburg, South Africa and buried in Colesburg Military Cemetery. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Reported in News of the World 14th January 1900 and extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Brown. - Capt. Arthur Wale Brown, 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., died at Pretoria, from wounds received in action on Jan. 6th, 1900, at Rensburg. The son of J. Brown, Esq., Coombe Villa, Teignmouth, he was born in 1867, and educated at AlIhallows School, Honiton. He joined the Suffolk Regt. in 1889, was promoted lieut. 1893, capt. 1898, and accompanied his battalion to South Africa in Nov., 1899.
BROWN	F [C]	Private 2925, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Ipswich. Died of Dysentery at Ladysmith 27th April 1900.
BROYD	Frank	Private 1131, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Sudbury. Died of disease 11th July 1900 at Germiston. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorial.
BRUTY	George	Private 4835, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Clare. Died of disease at Vet River 31st May 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BUTCHER	Alfred	Private 2913, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Coddenham. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 12th June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
BUTTON	S	Gunner 87372, 81st Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Martlesham. Died of enteric at Bloemfontein 9th April 1900.
BUXTON	Roland Henry	Lieutenant, 2nd (Mounted Infantry) Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Resident Fritton. Killed near Sterkfontein 13th December 1901. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press BUXTON, Roland Henry - Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment (Mounted Infantry), killed near Sterkfontein 13th December 1901. Born November 1874, educated at Harrow, entered the Norfolk Regiment June 1896, promoted lieutenant December 1897. Served in West Africa in operations on the, Niger, 1897-98, being mentioned in despatches 23rd May 1899, and was employed with the West African Frontier Force from February 1898 to February 1900. He then proceeded to South Africa and saw service there during 1900-1901.
CALTHORPE	H	Gunner 72466, Ammunition Column/Park, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Finningham. Died of disease at Springfontein 14th July 1900.
CAREY	Seymour James	[Listed as S G CAREY on Colesberg Memorial] Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Aged 26. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Carey.-Lieut. Seymour James Carey, 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., was killed in action, near Rensburg, Jan. 6th, 1900. He was a son of A. Carey, Esq., of 21, Rosary Gardens, London was born Jan., 1874, and educated at St. Paul's School. He entered the Suffolk Regt. in Jan., 1895, being promoted lieut. May, 1897. Lieut. Carey served as Chief of Police in the Monofatsi district of Crete, from Nov., 1898, to July, 1899, and was mentioned in despatches for the services he rendered in that capacity. He accompanied his battalion to South Africa in Nov., 1899. (See Lieut.-Col. Watson.) Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 6th January 1900 on Suffolk Hill, aged 26; commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg, South Africa. There is a stone wall plaque to his memory in the nave of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Little Burstead, Essex, and he is also mentioned on the family tomb in the churchyard attached to it.
CAWLEY	William J	Private 3298, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Norton. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900 at Colesberg, died at Waterval 5th June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
CHAMBERS	A H	Private 3426, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Ipswich. Killed in action 5th February 1901 at Witklip.
CHANDLER	C	[Listed as E CHANDLER in in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902"] Private 582, 1st Battalion, Scots Guards. Resident Bungay. Died of disease 16th July 1900 at Pretoria.
CHANDLER	E	Gunner 87024, 61st Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Fressingfield. Died of disease at Lydenburg 29th November 1900.
CHAPMAN	H	Private 5320, 1st Battalion, 28th (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Sudbury. Died of disease 2nd March 1902 at Pretoria.
CLARKE	W A E	Corporal 4775, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of wounds 22nd January 1900 at Ladysmith.
CLOVER	F	Private 3039, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Bacton. Died of disease 13 February 1902 at Pretoria
COBB	Harrison	Trooper 749, 2nd Battalion, Kitchener's Fighting Scouts. Killed in action at Dam Plaats 25th January 1902.
COBBIN	William	[Also listed as COBBEN] Private 2506, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Mildenhall. Died of disease at Germiston 6th July 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
COBBOLD	H	Private 5615, 1st Battalion, 28th (Mounted Infantryt), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Rattlesden. Died of disease 7th March 1902 at Elandsfontein.
COLEMAN	F	Sergeant 3917, "D" Company, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 15th December 1901 at Krugersdorp. Previously Prisoner of War on 6th January 1900 at Grassy Hill, Colesberg, released on 5th September 1900 at Nooitgedacht. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
COLEMAN	W	Private 3355, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident St Saviour's. Died of disease at Pretoria 27th December 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
COOPER	Alfred	Private 5118, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Manchester. Killed in action at Grassy Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900.
COOPER	A	Sergeant 28534, 73rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of enteric fever 2nd May 1900 at Ladysmith.
COOPER	A	Private 4972, 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Ufford. Died of dysentrey 18th March 1900 at Ladysmith. Previously slightly wounded at Ladysmith 28th November 1899.
COOPER	Edward	Private 4479, 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards. Resident Woodbridge. Died of disease at Kroonstadt 26th May 1901. Also commemorated in Woodbridge Parish Church on a plaque: "IN MEMORY OF NO.4479 PTE COOPER 1st KINGS DRAGOON GUARDS. DIED IN SOUTH AFRICA 26th MAY 1901. ERECTED BY HIS OFFICERS AND COMRADES"
CORDER	Harry	Private 4517, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Hadleigh. Died of disease at Charlestown 22nd April 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
CRACKNELL	A R	Driver 58987, Ammunition Column/Park, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Monk Soham. Died of disease 18th December 1900 at Harrismith.
CUTHBERT	Walter	Private 4232, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Hintlesham. Killed in action at Grassy Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DALE	W	Private, 5th (Princess Charlotte Of Wales's) Dragoon Guards. Resident East Bergholt.
DAMANT	Charles Henry	Private 869, 1st Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Beccles. Died of disease at Woodstock 7th April 1901.
DAMES	E	Lance Corporal 5052, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Finsbury. Died of disease 23rd May 1901 at Middleburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DAVIS	C	Private 5166, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Rothwell. Died of disease 5th May 1901 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DAW	Alfred H	Private 3339,1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Dublin. Died of diesease 30th December 1900 at Aliwal North. Also commemorated on Isle of Ely, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorials.
DAY	W	Lance Corporal 2951, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Dalham. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 1st November 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DAYNES	[Albert] William	[Listed as W DAYNES on memorial] Private 3000, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cambridge. Died of disease at De Aar 23rd April 1900.
DEADMAN	W	Private 5636, 1st Battalion, 28th Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Thurston. Prisoner of war 31 March 1902, Boschbult; died of disease at Vryburg 28th May 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DEANE	Henry Selby	[Listed as Private on memorial] Trooper 6254, 34th (Middlesex) Company, 11th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Hintlesham. Killed in action at Senekal 25th May 1900.
DERISLEY	Charles Harry	Private 22445, 53rd (East Kent) Company, 11th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Palgrave. Killed in action at Tweefontein 25th December 1901. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
DEWELL	J	Private 5543, 1st Battalion, 28th (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease 22nd January 1902 at Elandsfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DOUBLE	C	Private, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DOWIE	Ronald MacKenzie	Captain, 3rd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Wounded Vredeport 17th December 1901; died of wounds 3 days later20 December 1901 at Vredeport. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Dowie. - Capt. Ronald Mackenzie Dowie, 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt., died at Kroonstad, Dec. 20th, 1901 from a gunshot wound in the abdomen, received in action near Vredefort three days previously. He was seconded in his battalion for service with the 1st Batt. of his Regiment, and formerly held a commission as lieut. in the 4tb Batt., being gazetted to a company in the 3rd Batt. in Jan., 1900.
DUNKLING	T	[Spelt DUNCKLING on memorial and on another memirial as DUNKLIN] Private 1913, 1st Battalion, , Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ely. Died of disease 27th April 1901 at Wonderfontein. Also commemorated on Isle of Ely, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorials.
DYER	W	Private 4811, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bermondsey. Died of disease at Pretoria 24th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
DYKE	G F	Private 4224, 3rd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Resident Lowestoft. Drowned at Riet River 7th November 1900. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
DYKES	H	Sergeant 13562, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Kimberley 13th December 1900. Also commemorated on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
ECCLESTONE	F S	Private 3817, 16th (Queen's) Lancers. Resident Beccles. Died of Disease at Bloemfontein 26th March 1900. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial as a Lance Corporal.
EDGELEY	Frank	Private 5229, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Wickhambrook. Died of disease 2nd April 1900 at Prieska. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ELLINGHAM	Charles	Lance Corporal 4660, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Luton. Died of disease 15th June 1900 at Bloemfontein. Also commemorated on the Bedford, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ELLISTON	Herbert E	Gunner 79465, 38th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Washbrook. Died of disease (Enteric) 14th June 1900 at Kimberley.
EMERY	A	Private 3869, 1st Dragoon Guards. Resident Stratford St Mary. Died of disease 2nd May 1901 at Heilbron
EVANS	F E	Gunner 16612, P Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Killed in action 4th March 1902 at Molens, R B.
FAREY	T	Gunner 86978, 67th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Died of dysentery 4th March 1900 at Ladysmith.
FARTHING	W G	Sergeant 5784, 3rd Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Resident Holton. Died of enteric fever 21st May 1900 at Estcourt.
FINCH	E	Private 4915, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident London. Died of disease 9th November 1900 at Johannesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
FINTER	J	Private 5309, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Great Ashfield. Died of disease 13 March 1901 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
FIRMAN	W	Gunner 79422, Ammunition Park, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Lowestoft. Died of eneteric fever 7th June 1900 at Mooi River. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
FISK	Ernest	Private 5231, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Combs. Died of disease at Germiston 21st June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
FORGE	Frederick	Private 3496, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Hundon. Killed in action at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
FORSDIKE	S	Private 2733, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Otley. Died of disease 29th December 1900. Transcribed as J FORSDYKE on the Cambridge Memorial and death date 29th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
FRIEND	Charles Herbert	Private 25323, 44th (Suffolk) Company, 12th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Woodbridge. Died of disease 26 January 1902 at Kroonstad. Also served Private 2728, 1st Volunteer Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Also commemorated on a plaque in Woodbridge Parish Church. "IN MEMORY OF NO.2728 PTE C.H.FRIEND E CO. 1st VOL. BATT. SUFFOLK REGT. DIED IN SOUTH AFRICA 24th JANUARY 1902. ERECTED BY HIS OFFICERS AND COMRADES"
FULCHER	J W	Private 9169, 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Resident Ipswich. Died from Enteric on 6 May 1900 at Bloemfontein.
FULCHER	William	Private 3887, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Killed in action at Colesberg 6th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GARRARD	Ernest C	Sergeant 6193, Volunteer Company, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Germiston 5th July 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GARRATT	J H	[Also recorded as GARRETT] Private 4938, 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Resident Badingham. Killed 29th May 1900 at Biddulphs Berg. Aged 27.
GARROD	B T	Sapper 23566, 31st Company, Royal Engineers. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Kimberley 27th May 1900. Also commemorated on the Royal Engineers Memorial, Chatham, Kent.
GARROD	[Ernest] G	Private 1374, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bramford. Died of disease 24th December 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GARROD	G	Lance Corporal 2050 or 8050, 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Resident Ufford. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 17th May 1900.
GARWOOD	B	Private 2537, 2nd Battalion, 10th Mounted Infantry, Northumberland Fusiliers. Resident Playford. Prisoner of war 10th December 1899 at Stormberg, released 6th June 1900 at Waterval, died of disease 30 January 1902 at Bethleham. note: under the same details he is also listed as Norfolk Regiment incorrectly
GELLING	[F] C	Driver 78110, U Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Prisoner of war, released 6 June 1900 at Waterval. Died of disease at Pretoria 5th July 1900.
GIBBS	Edward Owen	[Transcribed as L O GIBBS] Gunner/Shoeing-Smith 3868, 53rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Eye. Died from Enteric 25th June 1900 at Newcastle.
GILBERT	A	Private 5341, 2nd Battalion The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Halesworth. Wounded and died of those wounds 23rd February 1900 at Pieters Hill, Ladysmith.
GILL	Arthur	Private 4643, Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Wounded 5th May 1900 at Bloemfontein, date of death unknown. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GIRLING	W	Private 1006, 2nd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Died of disease at Pretoria 10th March 1901. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
GIRLING	William Walters	Lieutenant and Quartermaster, 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Died on the transport ship 'Dilwara' 22nd May 1902. Aged 45. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Girling. - Quartermaster and Hon. Lieut. William Walters Girling, 1st Batt. Coldstream Guards, died at sea on board the transport "Dilwara," May 22nd, 1902. He was born May, 1857, served in the ranks nearly eighteen years, and became quartermaster in the Coldstream Guards May, 1895. He took part in the Soudan Campaign 1885, receiving the medal with clasp and Khedive’s star. He had seen much active service in South Africa before he was invalided home, and took part in the advance on Kimberley, including the actions at Belmont, Graspan, Modder River, and Magersfontein. He was also present with his battalion in the operations in the O.R.C., Feb. to May, 1900, including the actions at Poplar Grove and Driefontein.
GODDARD	A	Private 2637, 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Resident Westhall. Died of disease (Enteric) 3rd February 1901 at Capetwon.
GODDARD	A	Lance Corporal 5070, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Deal. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900, Colesberg; died of disease 21st January 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GODDARD	E	Private, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died 24th June 1902 at Ventersdorp. Resident Honnington. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GOSTLING	F	Private 2159, 2nd Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment. Resident Mendlesham. Accidentally killed near Naboomspt 28th March 1902.
GREEN	E B	Corporal 6702, Volunteer Company, 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ashby de la Zouch. Died of disease 13th June 1901 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GREEN	H W	Private 4689, 4th Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Hintlesham. Died of disease (Enteric) at Kroonstad 6th February 1902.
GREENWOOD	George	Private 2064, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Lawshall. Killed in acion at Colesberg 6th January 1901. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
GRIGGS	A	Private 5673, 1st Battalion, 28th (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Semer. Died of disease at Germiston 8th April 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HACKETT	Charles	Private 4684, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Missing in action Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900, died 6th January 1900 at Jacobsdal. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesburg, South Africa. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HANCOCK	S	Private 5666, 1st, 28th Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Fulbourne (listed elsewhere as Cherryhinton). Died of disease at Klerksdorp 23rd May 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HANKS	H W	[Listed as H H Hanks on memorial] Private 2379, Johannesburg Mounted Rifles. Resident Felixstowe. Died of disease at Ermelo 9th March 1902.
HARDWICKE	William	Sergeant 3413, 1st Battalion, Durham Light Infantry. 4th Brigade, Field Force Resident Bramford. Killed in action at Spion Kopp, South Africa on 5 February 1900. He was born in Ipswich in 1871 and was the eldest of the 15 children of Joseph and Maria Hardwicke. He was a reservist of the 1st Durham Light Infantry and was recalled for service. There is a memorial plaque to him in Bramford Church and he is also commemorated on the gravestone of his wife's mother in Gt Blakenham churchyard. On the eve of battle he wrote home to his parents from Spearman's Hill, near Ladysmith: "Dear Mother and Father, Just a few lines hoping you all are well. I am quite well and I wish Lizzie lots of happiness. We have a hard battle to fight in a day or two, we are going through to ladysmith no matter what cost - we are anxious for it to be over. There will be a lot killed but I hope we shall succeed to relieve those poor fellows shut up there, we are face to face with our enemy and we mean to do our duty to a man and go through at this time. We can see the Boers from here and they are in a very strong position. Do not worry for me. I feel if I get through this it will be a good step towards the return to Old England - God bless you all and my poor wife. If I fall, try and comfort her, we must do our duty and fight like British soldiers as our Country has a lot at stake and we have an artful and deceitful enemy to cope with but beat them we must and will, we hear there are nearly 50,000 to fight here, they are stronger than us. The paper came in handy. I had none. We have never received anything from England yet only a small piece of pudding but we are not near the railway now so it is hard to get things to us but it is worst for the poor fellows in Ladysmith, Walter is sending one as well as he is alright and sends his best respect to you all - give my love to all the girls and tell them to accept this as a letter to all, I was pleased with yours today, the heat is 114 in the shade today. Goodbye this time, from your affectionate son. William Hardwicke Tell Joe to be a good boy." Letter Copyright (c) 2006 Caleta Thomas
HARRISON	H	Sergeant 3746, 2nd Battalion, Black Watch. Resident Laxfield. Dangerously wounded 23rd February 1902, died of wounds 6th March 1902 at Holmspruit.
HAYWARD	George F	Sergeant 3983, 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards. Resident Stowmarket. Wounded 23rd May 1901 at White Kope, died later of those wounds. Also commemorated oin St. Mary's Church, Stowmarket on a plaque: IN MEMORY OF No 3983 SERGt HAYWARD 1st KING'S DARGOON GUARDS, KILLED IN SOUTH AFRICA. 23rd May 1901. ERECTED BY HIS OFFICERS AND COMRADES
HEARNE	W	[Spelt HEARN on memorial] Private 2812, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Coddenham. Died of disease 27th January 1900 at Germiston. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HEAUME	William [Thomas]	Private 5745, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Accidentally drowned 8th February 1902 at Schoon Spruit, Klerksdorp. Aged 31. Born 1871 at St Peter Port. Resided Guernsey and Southampton. Son of Elizabeth Heaume. Store Labourer by trade. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Guersney St Peter Port and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HEMMINGS	[Charles] S	[Listed as S on memorial] Private 2452, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry Company), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Royston. Died of disease 17th August 1900 at Johannesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HEWITT	George Robarts	Private 3249, Cape Mounted Rifles. Resident Copdock. Aged 28 years. Son of H W Hewitt of Copdock. Killed in action at Labuschange's Mek, South Africa 5th March 1900 [4th March 1900 in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902]. Brass family memorial plaque in Copdock Church.
HICKS	Albert [E]	Private 2885, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died fo disease 12th October 1900 at Bloemfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HICKS	G	Private 4014, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Colne Engaine. Died of disease at Germiston 1st January 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HOLLAND	B Robert	Private 3404, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Blakenham. Prisoner of war 6 January 1900, Colesberg; died of disease 1st April 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HOLLAND	E G	Private 3303, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Blakenham. Died of disease 8th January 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HOUSDEN	Alfred	Sergeant 3686, Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Soham [or Swaffham Prior]. Wounded near Pretoria 4th June 1900 date of death unknown. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HOWE	A	Private 3448, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Burnley. Wounded 16th February 1900 Coleskop; died of disease at Pretoria 31st January 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HOWELL	Hammond C	Private 3274, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Snape. Died of disease 4th May 1900 at Naauwpoort. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
HUGHES	H W	[Listed as H H Hughes in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 4163, 1st Dragoon Guards. Resident Stowmarket. Dangerously wounded 9th November 1901; died from those wounds 10th November 1901 at Orebyfontein.
HUMPHERY	Theodore Guy P	Private 79, City of London Imperial Volunteers. Resident Carlton Colville. Died of disease (Enteric) at Green Point 24th July 1900.
HUNNISETT	H J	Private 11163, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Modder River 17th March 1900. Also commemorated on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
HUNT	F	Private 798, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Rougham. Died on 3rd June 1900 in the Royal Victoria Hospital. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
JOHNSON	William	Private 795, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Framlingham. Died of disease 11th August 1900 at Deelfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
JORDAN	F W	Gunner 67501, 84th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Chelmondiston. Died of disease 14th February 1901 at Pretoria.
JORDAN	G	Driver 6920, 88th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Clanwilliam 1st February 1902.
KENDALL	B H	Bombardier 14847, 7th Division Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery. Resident St Margaret's. Died of disease 29th March 1900 at Naauwpoort.
KETTLE	John W	Staff Sergeant 2315, Army Ordnance Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of enteric fever 8th June 1900 at De Aar.
KIDD	Charles	Private 3088, "A" Company, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Mildenhall. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Colseberg. Aged 27. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Son of Mr & Mrs G Kidd, Plantation Farm, Burnt Fen. Details recorded in the Cambridgeshire Times 2 February 1900. Also commemorated on Isle of Ely, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorials.
KING	George	Gunner 8018, 16th Company (Southern Division), Royal Garrison Artillery. Resident Walpole. Died of asphyxia (Syncope) 22nd September 1901 at Komatipoort
KITCHING	John G	Private, 7th (Queen's Own) Hussars. Resident Ipswich. Probably died at Wynberg. Buried in the Methodist Cemetery, Wynberg, Capetown. No real information in any of the usual sources exists for this man except for a notation of where he is buried.
KNIGHTS	Arthur E	[Listed as KNIGHT in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 5922, 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Bungay. Killed in action 11th December 1899 at Surprise Hill, Ladysmith.
KNIGHTS	G D	Private 4422, 3rd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Resident Lowestoft. Died of disease 5th November 1900 at Springfontein. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
KNIGHTS	Henry [Harry]	Private 2026, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Farnham. Died of disease 17th June 1900 at Germiston. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
LAMBERT	John	Private 1165, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 25th June 1900 at Germiston. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
LANGLEY	A	Gunner, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Lowestoft.
LAST	C	Gunner 75325, 78th Battery, Royal Field Artillery.Resident Haughley. Killed in action at Rooival 11th April 1902. Previously wounded at Hekpoort 11th July 1900 [Listed as 95325]
LAST	J	Private 4720, 15th Mounted Infantry, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Earl Stonham. Died of disease at Harrismith 16th Februqary 1902. Also commemorated on Isle of Ely, Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorials.
LEACH	W G	Private 11341, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Modder River 17 January 1900. Also commemorated on Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorial and on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
LEGGETT	R W	[Listed as Private on memorial] Corporal 3173, 11th Hussars. Resident Eye. Died of disease at Port Elizabeth 3rd April 1901.
LEWIS	W	Private 4447, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Woolverstone. Died of disease at Middelburg 8th February 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
LLOYD	William Reade De la Pere	Major, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cork. Killed in action at Twyufelaar 26th January 1901. Aged 40. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post: Roll of Officers Who Fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner reprinted by Naval & Military Press Lloyd. - Major William Reade De la Père Lloyd, 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., was killed in action in Major-Gen. SmithDorrien’s engagement of Jan. 26th, 1901. He was the only son of the late Capt. Lloyd, 57th Regt., who was killed in action in New Zealand. Born, Sept. 1860, Major Lloyd entered the 12th Foot, Jan. 1880, being promoted lieut. Jan., 1881, capt. May, 1886, and major Feb., 1897. He served in the Hazara Expedition, 1888, with his battalion, receiving the medal with clasp. Major Lloyd who had served in South Africa from 1899, in the north of Cape Colony and in the Transvaal, was mentioned in despatches, L.G., Sept. 10th, 1901.
LORD	J	Driver 31979, 17th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 4th July 1900 at Kroonstad.
LOWRY	E J	[Listed as LOWERY on Norfolk Boer War Memorial] Private 4479, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Lowestoft. Died of dysentery at Ladysmith 29th December 1899. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
LUDBROOK	T E	[Listed as LUDBROOKE with no initials in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 4336, 12th (Prince Of Wales's Royal) Lancers. Resident Kelsale. Died of disease 11th May 1900 at Bloemfontein.
LUKE	A	Private 6442, 1st Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's). Resident Cookley. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 14th April 1900.
MALONEY	J	Private 2742, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bengal. Died of disease 8th March 1901 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MALYON	Thomas	Private 4253, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease at Naauwpoort 1st April 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MANCHESTER	William	Private 4964, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Melton Mowbray. Died of disease (Thrombosis) at Springfontein 12th December 1900. Aged 28. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MARKLEY	W	Private 12503, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of Enteric Fever 6th April 1900 at Pietermaritzburg. Also commemorated on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
MARTIN	A	Private 4101, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cowlinge. Died of disease 29th April 1902 at Tafel Kop. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MARTIN	E	Private 5121, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Wounded a prisoner of war 6th January 1900 Colesberg [Reported in News of the World 14th January 1900]; accidentally dangerously wounded 3rd July 1901, died 21st July 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MAY	Alfred Henry	Private 6942, 2nd Volunteer Company, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Worthing. Died of disease 3rd August 1900 at Germiston. Also commemorated on the Worthing, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MAYES	Charles	Private 2997, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Hundon. Died of diesease at Germiston 11th July 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MEADE	A	[Listed as MEAD in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902"] Private 5029, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Haverhill. Died of wounds 6th February 1901 at Lake Chrissie. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MINNS	F	Driver 75894, 28th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Whitton. Wounded 29th May 1901 at Vlakfontein and subseuently died of those wounds on 10 June 1901 at Johannesburg.
MOORE	J	Battery Sergeant Major 11295, 20th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Kroonstad 21st July 1900.
MORGAN	E	Sergeant 1509, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Claydon. Killed in action 6th January 1900 at Colesberg. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MOUSER	Henry James	[Listed as J MOUSER in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 4346, 14th (King's) Hussars. Resident Woodbridge. Killed in action at Donkey's Pass 20th June 1901.
MOY	T	Private 3945, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Combs. Killed in action at Badfontein 29th December 1900.
MURTON	T	Private 4121, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Eye. Killed in action at Colesberg 6 January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. J MURTON on Suffolk memorial. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
MUSKETT	Frederick	Private 3067, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Badwell Ash. Killed in action at Colesberg 6 January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
NEWSON	Robert	Private 4651, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Hadleigh. Killed in action at Colesberg 6 January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
NICHOLLS	W	[Listed as NICHOLL in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902 and as a Sergeant] Corporal 5669, 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Resident Stratford St Andrew. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 27th April 1900. Also commemorated on the Bedford and Bedford St Paul's Boer War Memorials.
NIXON	Herbert [Howlett Higgs]	Lance Corporal 5230, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Born circa 1879, at Coates. Resident Coates. Killed in action at Colesberg 6 January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Son of James Howlett and Ann Elizabeth NIXON. Father was a Policeman, family living in Thorney in 1881. Listed as Inspector Nixon of Whittlesey. [Listed as Corporal on Colesberg memorial and Cambridge memorial] Source: NON COMS AND MEN; Peterborough & Huntingdon Standard 1st March 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, Peterborough and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
NORMAN	Henry	Private 2119, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Laxfield. Died of disease at Green Point 20th June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
NORRIS	W C	Private 4251, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Charsfield. Died of disease at Harrismith 11th April 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
NORWOOD	A	Private 2890, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Berkhampstead. Died of disease 11 February 1901 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
OLLEY	G	Private 5143, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cockfield. Died of disease 5th February 1901 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ORBELL	L	Sergeant Drummer 1983, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease at Pretoria 7th July 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
OWBRIDGE	Arthur	Sergeant 8974, 32nd (Lancashire Hussars) Company, 2nd Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. Resident Ipswich. Killed in action at Zeekoe River 6th April 1901.
OWLES	Frederick William	Private 13452, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Leiston. Died of disease 27th November 1900 at Bethlehem. Also commemorated on the Brighton St Peter Boer War Memorial on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
PALMER	W	Sergeant 2450, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Alresford. Died of disease at De Aar 20th April 1900. QSA with 1 clasp for Cape Colony. Listed as W PALMER on Ipswich memorial and as WJ elsewhere. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PARMENTER	J	[Also recorded as PARMINTER] Private 5579, 1st Battalion, 28th Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cavendish. Died of disease 21st may 1902 at Elandsfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PEARSON	J	Private 878, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ely. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 11th June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PECK	A H	Driver Wheeler 11847, 22nd Company, Army Service Corps. Resident Occold. Died of disease 28th December 1900 at Pietermaritzburg , officially Maritzburg.
PEEL	Reginald Arthur Hawarth	Captain, 2nd Life Guards. Resident East Bergholt. Died of enteric at Bloemfontein 16th April 1900. Aged 37. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Peel. - Capt. Reginald Arthur Hawarth Peel, 2nd Life Guards, died of enteric, at Bloemfontein, April 16th, 1900. He as born in April, 1863, and educated at Wellington, where he was in Griffith's, 1876-78. He entered the 2nd Life Guards from the 5th Batt, Royal Irish Rifles in May, 1885, being promoted capt. Nov., 1893. He took part in the relief of Kimberley and the advance on Bloemfontein.
PETERS	David	Private 3271, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Trumpington. Died of disease between 21 March 1900 and 31 March 1900 at Britstown. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PLUMB	J	Private 5569, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cambridge. Died when run over by a train at Myfontein 7th May 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PODD	Harry	Private 2707, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Whitton. Died of disease 21st June 1900 ay Johannesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PODD	J	[Listed as G PODD in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Driver 16973, "P" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Hoo. Died of disease at Kroonstad 27th May 1900.
POLLARD	Thomas	Private 3406, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Thelnetham. Died of disease at Naauwpoort 7th June 1900. QSA with 2 clasps for Cape Colony and Orange Free State. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
POMEROY	George	[Also recorded as POMROY] Private 2843, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Pimlico. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 2nd June 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PRIGG	George	Private 4812, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Soham. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Sister at Stuntney. Brother of Henry. QSA with 1 clasp for Cape Colony. From Cambs Times 23/11/1900, Henry & George Prigg were brothers (both died in the war), sons of Nathan Prigg of Quanea [Hill, near Ely]. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PRIKE	Horace	[Listed as PRYKE on the memorial] Private 6232, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment). Resident Eye, Herefordshire. Born 19 November 1876 in Hartismere Registration District, Suffolk. Died of disease 6th April 1902 at Kroonstad. Son of Joseph Prike. In the 1891 census he was aged 14, born Suffolk, a Merchant Clerk. son of Sophia Prike (a widow), resident Small Shop, Ipswich Road, Yaxley, Hartismere, Suffolk. Educated Beyton Board/Council School, admitted 31 January 1887, son of Joseph Prike, resident Beyton, left 5 October 1887, readmitted 9 January 1888., then educated Yaxley Primary School, Suffolk, admitted 28 October 1889, son of Sophia Prike, left 2 June 1890.
PRYKE	Stephen	Private 2626 or 2826, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Thorpe Morieux. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
PUNCHARD	H	[Mr] Clerk, Imperial Military Railway. Died of disease 11th February 1901 at Bloemfontein.
RADLEY	Walter	Private 2542, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bulmer. Died fo wounds at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
RANSOM	Thomas	Private 2691, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Semer. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
RAVEN	W	Private 728, 1st Battalion, King's Royal Rifles. Resident Lowestoft. Died of disease at Ladysmith 12th February 1900.
READ	T	Lance Corporal 4122, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Walsham le Willows. Died of disease at Pretoria 13th May 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
REDHEAD	F G	Private, Norfolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich.
REED	A J	Private 3158, 19th (Princess Of Wales's Own) Hussars. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 22nd December 1900 at Machadodorp.
REEDALL	H	Private, York and Lancaster Regiment. Resident Ipswich.
REEVE	W E	Private, Royal Scots. Resident Ipswich.
REYNOLDS	E H	Private, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Witnesham.
REYNOLDS	W	[Listed as Corporal in The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Lance Corporal 1121, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Witnesham. As a Private prisoner of war 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg, died of disease 30th June 1900 at Nooitgedacht. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
RICE	C	Private, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Woolpit. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorial.
RICHES	R	Gunner 75455, G Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 12th April 1900. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
RISBY	Harry aka Henry]	Private 3004, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Sudbury. Died of disease at De Aar 23rd April 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ROBINSON	A	Driver 17698, 20th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Heilbron 16th February 1902.
ROBINSON	J	Private 3090, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Combs. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900.
ROE	Frederick Henry	Corporal 39160, 44th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Ague 4 February 1901 at Wynberg.
ROGERS	A J	Corporal 72991, U Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of wounds at Bothaville 11th November 1900.
ROGERS	George	Private 3543, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Portsmouth. Died of disease 12th May 1900 at Bloemfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ROGERS	W	Private 4908, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Twickenham. Prisoner of war 6 January 1900, Colesberg; died of disease 10th March 1900 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
ROSENDALE	J	[Recorded as T ROSENDALE in "The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902"] Private, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
RUMSEY	R	Private 2876, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Lakenheath. Died of disease 14th February 1901 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds Boer War Memorial.
SALTER	H	Private, Coldstream Guards. Resident Shotley.
SCOTCHMER	H B	Private 5389, 2nd Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Resident Framlingham. Died of enteric fever at Mooi River 29th April 1900.
SCOTT	E	Private 2513, 1st Battalion (Mounted Infantry), Suffolk Regiment. Resident Washbrook. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 7th February 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SEAMANS	[S] Thomas	[SEAMONS on Suffolk memorial and in The Boer War Casualty Roll 1899-1902] Private 4738, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Leicester. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SELL	W J	[Listed as Trooper on memorial] Gunner 2565, Norfolk Artillery Militia (Prince of Wales's Own). Resident Lowestoft. Died of disease at Kimberley 18th June 1901
SHARMAN	John	Private 2773, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 18th June 1900 at Naauwport. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SILLITOE	Ambrose	[SILLATOE on Suffolk memorial] Private 2299, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Sudbury. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SKEET	John R	Private 2948, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Claydon. Severely wounded and prisoner of war at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900, died of wounds 10th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SMITH	A	Private 4397, 21st (Empress Of India's) Lancers attached to 16th (Queen's) Lancers Lancers. Resident Beccles. Killed in action at Fredericksdal 2nd December 1901.
SMITH	G	Driver, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Southwold.
SMITH	H R	Sapper 25781, Royal Engineers. Resident Saxmundham. Died of disease at Kroonstad 16th July 1900.
SMITH	T L	Driver 83391, 75th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Rustenburg 6th July 1901.
SMITH	William	Private 876, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Pampisford, Cambridgeshire. Died of disease at Middelburg 11th August 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SNOWLING	Samuel	Private 5726, 2nd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment. Resident Fressingfield. Died in Fressingfield 29 June 1902 from typhoid fever. Born in Fressingfield, Suffolk, to James & Eliza Snowling (nee Welton) birth recorded July to September Quarter 1881. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial. Extract from Parliament - Hansard - HC Deb 21 October 1902 vol 113 cc351-2: Private Snowling, 2nd Norfolks— Cause of Death. HC Deb 21 October 1902 vol 113 cc351-2 351 MR. STEVENSON (Suffolk, Eye) To ask the Secretary of State for War whether, in view of the assurance conveyed to him by the Hoxne Rural District 352 Council on behalf of their medical officer of health, that the disease of which Private Snowling, of the 2nd Norfolks, died at Fressingfield on the 29th June last, was typhoid fever, and that he was suffering from it at the time of his discharge from hospital at Aldershot, and considering that two other persons contracted the disease from Private Snowling at Fressingfield, he will cause further inquiry to be made into the circumstances of his discharge, with the object of preventing, in the interests of the public health, a repetition of similar incidents. (Answered by Mr. Secretary Brodrick.) The hon. Member has apparently been misinformed. Private Snowling was invalided home for secondary syphilis, and was treated in hospital as a convalescent for this disease until he left on sick furlough on 22nd May.
SOAMES	Leopold	Private 5243, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Mildenhall. Died of disease 29th December 1900 at Bloemfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SOUTHGATE	A [James]	Private 2023, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900, Colesberg; died 30th April 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
SPENCER	F A	Private 9961, 1st Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Resident Needham Market. Died of enteric fever at Ladysmith 19th February 1900.
STAFF	A	[Listed Lance Corporal on memorial] Corporal Shoeing Smith 2833, 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards attached Veterinary Department. Resident Darsham. Died of disease 6th December 1901 at Kroonstad. Also commemorated on the Norwich (Norfolk) Boer War Memorial.
STAMMERS	J	Private 7980, 3rd Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Resident Peasenhall. Died of disease at Pretoria 5th July 1900.
STEGGLES	H	Private 4123, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Rattlesden. Died of disease at Pretoria 5th July 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
STOCK	William James	Private 4745, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 6th January 1900 on Suffolk Hill, aged 21; commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg, South Africa. Born 7th October 1879, in Cambridge, son of Fred and Caroline Stock. Served in the Cambridgeshire Territorial Regiment which was allied to the 1st Battalion Suffolk Regiment. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
STOLLERY	William	Private 2573, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Brentwood. Missing in action, killed 6th January 1900 at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg, South Africa. News of the World 14th January 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
STURGEON	G	Lance Corporal 2602, 15th Mounted Infantry, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease at Wynberg 30th April 1902. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
STUTLEY	E	Private 1295, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease 16th June 1900 at Kroonstad. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TABOR	[William] Ernest	[Listed as L TABOR on memorial] Private 4190, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cambridge. Died of disease 14th November or 8th December 1901 at Krugersdorp. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TAYLOR	Robert	Private 5244, 1st Battalion, 15th Mounted Infantry, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Mildenhall. Killed by lightning 10th November 1901 near Senekal. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TAYLOR	W	Private 5050, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Rotherhithe. Prisoner of War 6 January 1900, Colesberg; died of disease 2nd June 1900 at Naauwpoort. Son of Mrs Taylor, Bohemond St, Ely. Cambridgeshire Times 16 March 1900 details of capture. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Isle of Ely Boer War Memorials.
THOMPSON	Frederick	Private 2102, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Shingay or Morden. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on the Suffolk Memorial, Suffolk Hill, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
THOMSON	William Gordon	Captain, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900, Colesberg; died (suicide temporarily insane) 9th June 1900 at Pretoria. Aged 34. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Thomson.- Capt. William Gordon Thomson, 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., died suddenly at Pretoria on June 9th, 1900, He was born Oct., 1865, entered the Connaught Rangers May, 1885, being transferred to the Suffolk Regt. in the same month, and was promoted capt. Nov., 1894. Capt. Thomson had been adjutant of his battalion from Aug., 1895, to Aug., 1899. He accompanied the 1st battalion of his Regiment to South Africa in Nov., 1899, and served with it in the north of Cape Colony, and afterwards in the O.R.C. and Transvaal.
THORNHILL	E	[Listed as K on Ipswich memorial] Private 4996, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident London. Died of disease at Middelburg 22nd May 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TOOKE	R [J]	Private 4679, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Long Stratton. Died of disease 9th March 1901 at Elandsfontein. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Norwich (Norfolk) and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TRENTER	C	Private 2684, 14 Brigade Field Hospital, Royal Army Medical Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Bloemfontein 22nd May 1900. Also commemorated on RAMC Memorial, Gun Hill, Aldershot.
TUFFS	Thomas	Private 6522, Volunteer Company, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Eye. Died of disease 9th June 1900 at Kroonstad. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
TYRRELL	R H	Corporal, Royal Garrison Artillery. Resident Southwold. Died.
URCH	J R	Company Quartermaster Sergeant 6831, 15R Company, Army Service Corps. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Kroonstad 8th May 1901.
VAUGHAN	John	Private 623, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ely. Missing in action at Sffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900, died 1st April 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
VULLIAMY	C P	Private 4438, 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of dysentery at Ladysmith 19th March 1900.
WALDEN	J	Drummer 2672, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Coney Weston. Died of disease 26th December 1900 at Aliwal North. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WALLACE	Henry	Private 2721, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Horringer. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WARD	John	Private 5366, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Gorefield. Died of disease at Middelburg 2nd November 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WARWICK	H	Driver/Acting Bombardier 18191, 20th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease at Braberton 12th December 1900.
WATLING	Walter	Private 2739, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Walsham le Willows. Prisoner of war 6th January 1900 Colesberg; died of disease at Pretoria 15th April 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WATSON	A	Private 647, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Ipswich. Died of disease 14th November 1901 at Krugersdorp. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WATSON	Arthur John	Lieutenant Colonel, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Dublin. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Aged 46. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Watson.-Lieut.-Col. Arthur John Watson, p.s.c., 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., was killed in action near Rensburg, Jan. 6th, 1900. He was born in June, 1853, and entered the 12th Foot in Aug., 1873, being promoted capt. April, 1883, major Oct., 1886, and lieut. Served in Bechuanaland 1884-5 (MID), Hazara 1888 (medal and clasp, MID), Chitral 1897 (medal and clasp).
WEBB	Thomas	Private 2276, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Collford. Missing in action, died of wounds at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg, South Africa. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WEBBER	W	Corporal 80069, Corps Troops Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Ipswich. Died of enteric fever at Ladysmith 30 April 1900.
WHITE	Cecil Arbuthnot	Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Woodbridge. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Aged 25. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press White.- Lieut. Cecil Arbuthnot White, 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., was killed in action near Rensburg, Jan. 6th, 1900. He was the youngest son of Robert Holmes White, Esq., of 10, Devonshire Place, W., and Boulge Hall, Woodbridge. He was born Aug., 1874, educated at Eton (Mr. Durnford's), and entered the Suffolk Regt. from the 3rd Batt. Derbyshire Regt. in May, 1897, being promoted lieut. March, 1899. Lieut. White accompanied his battalion to South Africa in Nov., 1899, and served with it in the north of Cape Colony until killed.
WILDEN	J	Private 768, 1st Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Stowupland. Died of disease at Standerton 31st January 1901,
WILKINS	Francis Alfred Pressland	Captain and Adjutant, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action at Suffolk Hill, Colesberg 6th January 1900. Aged 29. Commemorated on Suffolk Hill Memorial, Colesberg, South Africa. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials. Extract from The Last Post - Roll of Officers who fell in South Africa 1899-1902 by Mildred G Dooner, published by Naval and Military Press Wilkins-Capt. Francis Alfred Pressland Wilkins, Suffolk Regt., was killed in action near Rensburg, Jan. 6th, 1900. He was the only son of Alfred Wilkins, Esq., of 43, Earl's Court Square, S.W., and was born in April, 1871. He was educated at Westminster School, and at Paris, and passed into the Royal Military College at the head of the list. When leaving Sandhurst he passed out with Honours, and entered the Suffolk Regt. in May, 1892, being promoted lieut. June, 1895, and Capt. August, 1899. He had been adjutant of his battalion since Jan., 1899, and was qualified as an interpreter in French, German, and Italian. Capt. Wilkins embarked for South Africa with his battalion in Nov., 1899, and served with it in the north of Cape Colony until killed.
WILSON	Charles	Private 4281, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Bury St Edmunds. Died of disease at Germiston 7th July 1900. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WILSON	H [H]	Private 1249, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Cambridge. Died of disease at Middelburg 19th June 1901. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WINDER	F	Private 5852, 2nd Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers. Resident Ipswich. Killed in action 27th February 1900 at Pieters Hill, Natal.
WOOD	C	[Also recorded as WOODS] Private 4737, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Epping. Died of disease at Middelburg 8th Februry 1901. Also commemorated on the Cambridge Boer War Memorial.
WOODGATE	A	Private 4298, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of disease 8th February 1901 at Middelburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WOOLLARD	R	[Also spelt WOOLARD in ecords] Private 4491, 5th (Princess Charlotte Of Wales's) Dragoon Guards. Resident Needham Market. Died of enteric fever at Ladysmith 21st January 1900.
WOOLLARD	W [S]	Private 763, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Kirtling. Died of disease 26th December 1900 at Pretoria. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds
WOOLNOUGH	G J	Driver 83739, 37th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Resident Leiston. Died of injuries accidentally received 16th June 1901 at Lichtenburg.
WRIGHT	F J	Gunner 5801, P Battery, Royal Horse Artillery. Resident Lowestoft. Severely wounded 13th December 1900 at Nooitgedacht and subsequently died from those wounds 15th December 1900.
WRIGHT	P	Private 4356, 1st Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Resident Streatham. Died of disease 9th March 1902 at Johannesburg. Also commemorated on the Bury St Edmunds, Isle of Ely, and Cambridge Boer War Memorials.
WRIGHTSON	Ernest Cameron	[Transcribed as E E WRIGHTSON] ] Corporal 109, Eastern Province Horse. Severely wounded 28th May 1900 at Roodeport, died 8th August 1900 at Kroonstad.
ZISSELL	Hugo F	[Transribed as F H ZISSELL] Sergeant 2764, 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Resident Wrentham. Died of disease (Enteric) at Ladysmith 13th February 1900.

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