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Boer War Casualties [1899-1902]

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Badger Bill, Worthing

Badger Bill, Worthing Report 10 May 2004 07:51

Hi Kathrine, Once again, many many thanks. I'll email the names separately, but will also try the website for myself this evening [Mon 10th] Hi Lindy, Thank you very much. Another avenue to research, am very grateful. To you both - delay in my reply due to my ISP going offline last night. Regards Badger Bill xxxx

Lindy

Lindy Report 9 May 2004 23:32

Hi Bill, Try this site: http://hometown.aol(.) co(.)uk/kevinasplin/home(.)html remove brackets Lindy;-)

Kath

Kath Report 9 May 2004 23:31

http://www.regiments.org/milhist/wars/19thcent/99za-abw.htm#casualties

Kath

Kath Report 9 May 2004 23:30

Hi I did have the medal list for the boer war but gave to some bloke, but i have his email address still, so email me the names i'll pass them on to him and he can at least check for you. Kath xx

Badger Bill, Worthing

Badger Bill, Worthing Report 9 May 2004 22:33

Can anyone tell me if there is an online database of casualties/deaths for the Boer War? Am missing two relatives who may have been involved. Thanks Badger Bill