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Hull

Henry A.

Source: Attestation paper in WO126

Brabant's Horse

Hull

Henry C

Minister of Finance, Union of South Africa. Member of the Union House of Assembly.
248 of 580 awards

Unknown

Hull

Henry Charles

He went to Kimberley in 1879; was in the Civil Service for a short period, and then became admitted and practised there as a solicitor until 1889, when he removed to Johannesburg. He was one of the members of the Reform Committee, and with his comrades was sentenced to two years' imprisonment, to pay a fine of £2,000, and in default of payment to a further year's imprisonment, and to banishment for three years. After undergoing imprisonment for a short period, the sentence was commuted to the payment of the fine. He assisted Lord Milner at the Bloemfontein Conference, and shortly before the war took a prominent part in the Franchise agitation in Johannesburg. During the war he assisted in recruiting the SA Light Horse, Marshall's Horse, and the Eastern Province Horse, and took part in the column which under General Brabant relieved Wepener. He was appointed one of the unofficial members of the Legislative Council of the Transvaal in May, 1903, and was one of the small minority of four who opposed Sir Geo. Farrar in his motion in the Council to import Chinese or other alien labour.

Unknown

Hull

Herbert Dauntesey

2nd Lieutenant

He was killed in action at Lichtenburg March 3rd 1901. Born in March 1878, and educated at Eton, he joined the first battalion in April 1900, having previously served since July 1899, in the 5th Battalion (Northumberland Militia) which had been embodied in December 1899, and was stationed at Malta at the time of his transfer.
Source: Donner

Northumberland Fusiliers

Hull

5377

Lance Corporal

Died of disease. Pretoria, 7 December 1900
2nd Battalion.
Source: South African Field Force Casualty Roll

Lincolnshire Regiment

Hull

: 29B/1916

Private

Frontier Wars. SAGS (0)

Northamptonshire Regiment

Hull