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UK, Casualties of the Boer War, 1899-1902 about A Lodge
Name: A Lodge
Casualty Type: Killed
Casualty Date: 23 Nov 1900
Casualty Place: Bronkhorst Spruit
Rank: Lance Corporal
Force: South Africa Field Force
Regiment: Royal Fusiliers
Battalion: 2nd Battalion
Number: 7082

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UK, Casualties of the Boer War, 1899-1902 about A Lodge
Name: A Lodge
Casualty Type: Died
Casualty Date: 6 Jun 1900
Casualty Place: Ladysmith
Rank: Sergeant
Force: Natal Field Force
Regiment: Royal Rifle Corps
Battalion: 2nd
Number: 5639

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Andy

Do you have his exact date of birth?

Have just noticed post by Andrew which gives number for A J Lodge as 7082 which would mean that my first posting would be the correct one.

Thanks,
I just found out that he joined a Welsh regiment so the 7082 listing must be the correct one.
His dob was 14/03/1880 Kent Road, Camberwell.
Chris.

Boer War 1899-1902 - Soldier details

Name: LODGE, AJ

Rank: Lance-Corporal
Soldier number: 7082
Unit: 1 Battalion The Welch Regiment
Notes:
Age:
Literary references:

Memorial:
Cathay Park. National Memorial Cardiff SOUTH GLAMORGAN Wales
Guildhall. Memorial. Royal Fusiliers City LONDON England

Casualty:
Casualty details: Killed on 23 Nov 1900 at Bronkhorst Spruit (Official casualty roll location: Bronkhorst Spruit)
Unit: 1 Battalion The Welch Regiment
Source: South African Field Force. JB Hayward & Sons
Gazetteer:
[2528: 2549-2845] a stream in the South African Republic (Bronkhorstspruit district; Gauteng) which gave its name to a station on the Delagoa Bay railway line. A mill, hotel and store were established at the station, but the modern town of Bronkhorstspruit dates only from 1904 when it was known as Erasmus after the owner of the farm on which it was laid out. In 1929 the name was changed to Bronkhorstspruit in honour of the action in the first Anglo-Boer war when a British column was successfully ambushed by Cmdt Frans Joubert in December 1880. Variants: Bronkhorstspruit Station (used by HMG); Bronkhorstspruit (Afrikaans spelling used on the 1: 250,000 map); Bronkers Spruit (used incorrectly by Doyle). The final action of the battle of Diamond Hill* (Donkerhoek)* was fought at Bronkhorst Spruit on 13 June 1900. In July, the railway bridge over the stream was blown up by the Boers and on 24 July the British 11th infantry division under Lt-Gen R. Pole-Carew arrived;


Units:
Rank: Lance-Corporal
Number: 7082
Unit: 2 Battalion The Royal Fusiliers (City Of London Regiment); served with

That's great. I have been trying to find out about him for a while. Poor man he was only 20 when he was killed.
Thanks,
Chris.