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Lieut. Col. J.T.B. Brown, C.B. R.A. Landed at Durban (22nd March) in command of reinforcements, and proceeded to join Wood’s Column, then at Khambula. Was detained a short time in temporary command at Utrecht, and while there was ap pointed to command the Artillery, 2nd Div., consisting of Harness’s, le Grice’s, Owen’s, and Tremlett’s batteries, and Alexander’s Ammunition Column, attached to Gen. Wood’s force. joined Newdigate’s Div. at Landman’s Drift, 9th May, and marched with it in command of the Artillery to Ulundi and back, being present at the action on the 4th July.
Extracts from Mackinnon & Shadbolt's South Africa Campaign of 1879
1879graves
Posts : 3066 Join date : 2009-03-03 Location : Devon
Subject: Re: Lieut. Col. J.T.B. Brown, C.B. R.A. Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:07 am
Please See: Pictorial catalogue of AZW graves for grave details
Dave
Posts : 1605 Join date : 2009-09-21
Subject: Re: Lieut. Col. J.T.B. Brown, C.B. R.A. Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:55 am
1879Graves sure glad to see more photos's been added to the forum. I just wonder where Littlehand gets all theses names from. It certainly is interesting to find out what rolls they played in the war, and then to see their final resting place.
Dave.
Richie
Posts : 243 Join date : 2011-10-08 Location : North East - England
Hi All, Here is a photograph of Lieutenant Colonel John Tatton Butler Brown C.B. Royal Artillery. This photo was very kindly sent to me by Anthony Cobbold and is acknowledged to The Cobbold Family History Trust. If anyone has any details on this officer other than Mac & Shad. I would greatly appreciate this so I could pass this onto Anthony. The photo was taken with his wife in Cork c.1881 cheers Richie [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
1879graves
Posts : 3066 Join date : 2009-03-03 Location : Devon