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Frank Bigmore 6 years 2 days ago #61306

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Can you email them to david.biggins [at] angloboerwar.com please? I will then post them.
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Frank Bigmore 6 years 2 days ago #61307

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Frank Bigmore 6 years 2 days ago #61316

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My Cavalry CD shows "5024 Pte. F.Bigmore of 7DG as entitled to the clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 on his QSA medal. There are marginal notes indicating "Discharged" and "address Post Office Maritzburg". Initials "F.J" on roll.
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Went back to England to see his father then went to settle in Calgary Alta....eventually lived in Vancouver BC.

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After leaving service would Frank Bigmore have had turn in his helmet? As far as the family knows it never came back with him. He served with the Natal police for a bit towards the end of his stay. We have some discharge papers, portions of a diary which recorded camps and dates, events that occurred from Oct 1899 into end of 1901. Also a medal and a sword, a few Zulu mementos.

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