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William Brooks Featherstonehaugh - a Rhodesian Pioneer 5 years 9 months ago #59518

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He is certainly a most interesting recipient, upon looking at WO100/77, I note on page 105 of the main volume for the 1896 medal and clasps, an address in Bechuanaland is shown, in respect of his service in the Matabeleland Relief Force.
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William Brooks Featherstonehaugh - a Rhodesian Pioneer 5 years 9 months ago #59520

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Many thanks
Featherstonehaugh's story is coming together. I have asked Adrian to see what he can find in the archives in Cape Town.
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Mike

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William Brooks Featherstonehaugh - a Rhodesian Pioneer 5 years 9 months ago #59524

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It will be interesting to see if there is a Vryburg connection, I look forward to any future updates.

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William Brooks Featherstonehaugh - a Rhodesian Pioneer 5 years 9 months ago #59548

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The only thing that the vendor could tell me was that his maternal grandfather ( William Brooks Featherstonehaugh) was a butcher in Vryburg.

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William Brooks Featherstonehaugh - a Rhodesian Pioneer 5 years 9 months ago #59581

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Okay, that is certainly interesting, I wonder how much time he spent there, perhaps very little, but, I would think he too actually resided there at some point.

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