| Abbott | A P | 373 | Private | Died of wounds 1 Feb 01 Roodebank. Served with the Mounted Infantry
Source: DCM recipients | West Australia, 6th Mounted Infantry Contingent |
| Abrams | S | 119 | Sergeant | Defence of Mafeking (wounded 27 Mar 00)
Source: DCM recipients | Cape Police |
| Acheson | A | 1072 | Colour Sergeant | Source: DCM recipients | York and Lancaster Regiment |
| Ackland | G E | 7492 | Private | D.C.M. London Gazette 19 April 1901. The following details appeared in Lord Roberts' final despatch published in an earlier edition of the London Gazette on 8 February 1901: ‘Private G. E. Ackland and Private J. B. Fisher, Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry, for crossing the Tugela under heavy fire to see if there were barbed wire in the drift, on 21 February 1900.' George Edgar Ackland was born in Dublin and originally enlisted in the Connaught Rangers in Galway in August 1890, aged 18 years, but purchased his discharge for £10 a few weeks later. Judging by details supplied in his attestation papers for Brabant's Horse, dated 28 November 1899, he nonetheless returned to military employ in the interim, for in these he stated prior service in the 5th Dragoon Guards and a currently an Army Reserve. Be that as it may, Ackland went on to win entitlement to the ‘Cape Colony' clasp with Brabant's Horse before transferring to Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry in late January 1900 and winning his D.C.M. in the following month, as per the above cited deeds during the crossing of the Tugela (Army Order 163/01). He was killed in action at Marakabi, a farmstead in the Orange Free State, on 8 July 1901. Distinguished Conduct Medal, V.R. (Pte. G. E. Ackland, Thorneycroft's M.I.); Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, 7 clasps, Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, Laing's Nek, South Africa 1901 (7492 Serjt., Th'croft's M.I.). DNW Jun 07 £4,800
Source: DCM recipients | Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry |
| Acramen | William Edward | 3070 | Sergeant Major | MC
Source: DCM recipients | Grenadier Guards |
| Adams | A E | 63 | QMS | Source: DCM recipients | Devonshire Regiment |
| Adams | Edward | 18650 | 2 Corporal | 1st Telegraph Division. LS&GC medal
Source: DCM recipients | Royal Engineers |
| Adams | J | 1264 | Private | Karee Siding 29 Mar 00 wounded
Source: DCM recipients | Norfolk Regiment |
| Adams | John Percy | 90344 | Sergeant | 38th Battery. Bakenkop 3 Jul 00. Severely wounded 20 Sep 01 Quaggafontein. LS&GC medal. Died 17 Apr 58 Farnborough, Kent
Source: DCM recipients | Royal Field Artillery |
| Adams | W T | 9520 | Private | Defence of Ladysmith 23 Feb 00
Source: DCM recipients | (Prince Consort's Own) Rifle Brigade |
| Addison | W | 87767 | Corporal | Source: DCM recipients | 38th Battery, RFA |
| Ager | E | 3308 | Sergeant | Source: DCM recipients | Suffolk Regiment |
| Agnew | H M | 6345 | Lance Sergeant | Slightly wounded 25 May 00 Senekal. Killed in action 25 Dec 01 Tweefontein
Source: DCM recipients | 11th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry |
| Albert | S J | 3591 | Private | Source: DCM recipients | 9th (The Queen's Royal) Lancers |
| Alderslade | H | 4343 | Corporal | Relief of Ladysmith. Wounded 21 Jan 00 Spearman's camp.
Source: DCM recipients | (Queen's) Royal West Surrey Regiment |
| Aldridge | T | 3801 | Private | Source: DCM recipients | 19th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) Hussars |
| Alexander | G | 2545 | Colour Sergeant | Source: DCM recipients | King's Own Scottish Borderers |
| Allam | Frank | 656 | QMS | Source: DCM recipients | (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Middlesex Regiment |
| Allcock | T | | Colour Sergeant | Source: DCM recipients | (King's Own) Royal Lancaster Regiment |
| Allen | J | 3389 | Private | No 1st Company Mounted Infantry
Source: DCM recipients | Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) |
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