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Lt. (Brevet Major) J.R.M. Chard, 5th Field Company, Royal Engineers--Rorke's Drift and Ulundi
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Rededication Rorke's Drift Defender William Wilcox. 8th May 2011 Dolton Devon.
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Moore, Robert (8/12/1851 – 1913)

"Born on 8/12/1851 he qualified MRCV (New Edinburg) on 15/4/1875 and with the Kind’s Dragoon Guards saw service in Natal and the Transvaal from 1879 to 1880 (took part in the Zuu war of 1879). He returned to South Africa for a second tour of duty in 1896. He recorded his observations on Horsesickness during the Sekukuni Campaign in Fred Jeppe’s "Transvaal Book Almanac" for 1881. He died in 1913."
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