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Boer War

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Angela

Angela Report 29 Nov 2007 20:28

How do I find rels killed in Boer war, can anyone help please?

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 29 Nov 2007 20:35

Have a look at Kevin Asplin's military site, there is a list there, just google Kevin Asplin and it will come up
Elaine

Angela

Angela Report 29 Nov 2007 20:47

Thanks Elaine I'll try that

JaneyCanuck

JaneyCanuck Report 29 Nov 2007 21:34

Hey, Elaine! -- I love Kevin Asplin's site -- I ran across it some time ago by complete accident.

I was looking for my gr-grfather's sister's son Henry John Rossiter Monro Coke aka McCock, and googling various variations of the name. By complete serendipity, the name "Rossiter M McCock" came up on one of his lists, because the name surname Monro was in the same long list. Found his uncle in the list too.

(Interesting that the uncle also appeared in the 1901 census at home, but HJRMC/McC isn't anywhere in that census. Must've joined/got called up at different times.)

But -- I know he was in the IY, but I don't know whether he survived. My feeble attempt at finding a record at the National Archives didn't work.

Any tips??