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St Pancras parishioners, London 4 years 9 months ago #68225

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In the vestibule of St Pancras Church, London. Another one that needs to be re-photographed with flash.

Be not unmindful, we pray you, of these fellow parishioners
who loving their country more than life,
died in the South African War, 1899-1902.

William George Brooks, R.A.M.C., aged 23 years.
Edward Francis Burke, 2nd East Surrey, aged 35 years.
Colin Chisholm, 2nd Grenadier Guards, aged 25 years.
Alfred Frederick Cleeve, C.I.V., aged 22 years.
Charles Croxford, S. Wales Borderers, aged 21 years.
Thomas Henry Donovan, Imperial Yeomanry, aged 18 years.
Samuel Hanson, 7th Royal Fusiliers, aged 24 years.
George Leonard Holman, R.H.A., aged 19 years.
Arthur Levitt, 2nd Middlesex, aged 23 years.
George Morse, 2nd Royal West Surrey, aged 33 years.
Edward Thomas Morton, Army Service Corps, aged 26 years.
William Prior, Dublin Fusiliers.
John James Shipley, 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers, aged 25 years.
Thomas Willson, 6th Dragoon Guards, aged 22 years.

"The Lord grant unto them that they may find mercy of the
Lord in that day"

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St Pancras parishioners, London 4 years 9 months ago #68242

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Did a Palmer trawl the other day and found the following -
"11759 Private W.G.Brooks RAMC, Died of Disease, Elandsfontein, 2/2/02"
"2227 Pte E.Burke, 2 East Surrey, Killed in Action, Almond's Nek, 14/6/00"
"4774 Pte. C.Chisholm, 2GG, Killed in Action, Senekal, 29/5/00"
"389 Pte A.F. Cleave, CIV, wounded Diamond Hill, 12/6/00 and as Pte. A.P.Cleave (same number), Died of Disease, Springfontein, 22/8/00"
"6319 Pte. C.Croxford, 2SWB, Died of Disease, Kroonstad, 16/1/01"
Not found T.H. Donovan, I.Y. - but could be "35223 Pte. J.H.Donovan, 9IY, Died of disease, Heilbron, 31/10/01"
"9135 Pte S.Hanson, 2RF, Died of Wounds, Ladysmith, 24/2/00"
"29830 Gnr. G.Holman, M/RHA, Died of wounds, Pretoria, 14/10/00"
"4081 Pte A.Levitt, 2MX, Died of Wounds, Spion Kop, 27/1/00"
Not found G.Morse, 2RWS
"9903 Dvr., E.Morton, ASC, Died of Disease, Middleburg, 26/1/01"
Not found W.Prior, Dublin Fus, could possibly be "5579 Cpl. J.Pryor, wounded, Natal, 27/2/00"
"3344 Pte. J.Shipley, 2NF, Died of Disease, Bloemfontein, 26/7/00"
"4107 Pte T. Wilson, 6DG, Died of Disease, Germison, 30/5/01"
Later, I will have a better trawl for "George Morse" of 2RWS and "William Prior of the "Dubs".
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St Pancras parishioners, London 4 years 9 months ago #68251

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Thanks Berenice.

Cleeve/Cleave - also CIV memorial in this church
Levitt - also on memorial at the Central Synagogue, Marylebone - just done the road

Morse & Prior - cannot locate on medal rolls (Ancestry index) or Soldier's Effects - if the details are not completely wrong, then it suggests they died in the UK prior to embarking for active service. But, more research needed.
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SWB wrote: Cleeve/Cleave - also CIV memorial in this church
Levitt - also on memorial at the Central Synagogue, Marylebone - just down the road.


Yes, I have the Cleave memorial, waiting to be posted..

Damn! I visited the Central Synagogue a few years ago, but wasn't aware there was an ABW memorial there. Gives me an excuse to go back for a few more photos.

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