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In St Matthew's Church, Ipswich. He was Henry John Mouser, born in the Woodbridge, Suffolk, area, in 1879, and was aged 21 at death.
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But was it Donkey Pass, Free State, or Donkies Pass, KwaZulu-Natal?
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Hi Berenice

In the second phase of the war the 14th Hussars were chiefly employed in the Eastern Transvaal and about the passes in the Newcastle district, where they frequently had skirmishes. Also, part of the regiment served in Western Transvaal.
So, In my humble opinion Private Mouser was probably KIA in KwaZulu - Natal

I would agree with Dave. The casualties for the 14th Hussars just before Mouser's death were at Muller's Pass and a few weeks afterwards at Van Reenan's Pass.

The 14th Hussars had one killed and 3 wounded on 20 June 1901.

The Times, 26 June 1901 confirms Natal

Thank you, Dave and David.