Town Guards

Ladismith is a small town some 300km east of Cape Town.  During the Boer war, it fielded a small Town Guard of some 75 men who all received no clasp QSAs.

Medals were named to the Ladismith Town Guard and the Ladismith Reserve Town Guard, around 50 and 17 respectively.

Ladismith is frequently confused with Ladysmith.

See the forum posts on the Ladismith Town Guard

Surname:  Forename/inits:  Regimental no:  Rank:  Notes:  Search Options: \nDefault Search \nExact Search \nBegins With...
(55 Records)

Surname	Forename/inits	Regimental no	Rank	Notes
Armstrong	J M		Private	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Armstrong	P G		Lieutenant	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Berkman	H B		Private	QSA (0). Also served as 71 W Sqn CCF Source: WO100/283
Birk	B J J		Private	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Birk	L		Private	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Boothman	A		Private	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Brink	J S F		Private	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Broers	C W		Lieutenant	QSA (0). Also served Malmesbury Defence Corps Source: WO100/283
Collins	J H		Corporal	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
Crafford	C W		Corporal	QSA (0) Source: WO100/283
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