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Kimberley 3 years 2 months ago #78505

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Hi from Ireland.

My granduncle, J Moore served with Royal Engineers at Siege of Kimberley. I have David's book. Interested in Royal Engineers at Kimberley 1899/1900

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Welcome to the Forum. Many posts on the Kimberley Siege can be found on this site!
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IL.

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Welcome to the forum Kiwi Sapper.

Medals to the REs at Kimberley are very rare and much prized.
Dr David Biggins

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Kiwi Sapper,



The medal roll shows 3 officers and 51 men so your great uncle is more likely than not to be in this picture.




The RE and ASC entering Kimberley




REs in camp
Dr David Biggins
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David,

Hi from Ireland, Believe it or not, I have an original of that group [your first] photo -but with no names. It is on a hard cardboard. I will be reverting to you from time to time as I am presently working on a book on my granduncle. I got your 'blue boo' on the siege and medal roll and it is fantastic. From that I see that my granduncle was part of the 'coronation contingent' in 1902. Seems he made a successful claim for the KSA even though he left South Africa in Jan 1902. I really appreciate your great work.

Martin Moore

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