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Subject: Lt. A. Mynors 3rd Btn 60th Rifles. Sat Jun 19, 2010 11:40 am
Lt. A. Mynors 3rd Btn 60th Rifles, present at Gingindlovu & died of fever during the campaign - Memorial Window & Plaque [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Phot By Tim Needham.
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Subject: Re: Lt. A. Mynors 3rd Btn 60th Rifles. Sat Jun 19, 2010 7:56 pm
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Family Plaque. Parish Church, Evancoyd, Evenjobb, Powys, Wales.
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Subject: Re: Lt. A. Mynors 3rd Btn 60th Rifles. Tue May 23, 2017 9:31 am
"The Graphic: July 12, 1879, P.44 LIEUTENANT A.C. BASKERVILLE MYNORS, 60TH RIFLES Lieutenant Arthur Clinton Baskerville Mynors, of the 60th Rifles was the second son of Mr. R. Baskerville Mynors, of Evancoyd, Radnorshire. He was educated at Eton, and after leaving there joined the Oxford Militia, and about a year ago obtained a commission in the 60th Rifles, with which Regiment he took part in the Zulu War. He was present at the battle of Ginghilova and the relief of Ekowe, but subsequently falling ill of dysentery, was removed to hospital at Fort Pearson, where he died on April 25, being only twenty-two years of age. During the short time he had been in the service he had become a personal favourite with both officers and men. He will be remembered at Eton as one of the fleetest runners of his time, and as Master of the Beagles in 1875, he proved himself a keen sportsman. He was also a good rider and expert marksman with rifle or gun, and possessed all the qualities of a good soldier and leader of men"
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