Private
RICHARD (R) LETT

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• Buried 21 July 1900 - CHURCH STREET CEMETERY (PRETORIA)

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Interesting Facts

• Richard Lett and his brother Henry, were both Northwest Mounted Policemen, one of several sets of brothers who enlisted together. On 21 July the CMR were at Rietvlei, and along with their sister Battalion the RCD in support of the Royal Irish Fusiliers had taken part in several skirmishes in the area following the British success at Witpoort.

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Fallen Soldiers buried in CHURCH STREET CEMETERY (PRETORIA)

• Private
  DAVIS, LYNLEY SEYMOUR
  9 October 1900
  Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) R.C.A.C.
  
• Private
  WOOD, WILLIAM
  29 July 1900
  Canadian Mounted Rifles
  
• Trooper
  HEARN, CHARLES CARPENTER
  13 February 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Private
  HUNT, WILLIAM DE VERE
  14 November 1900
  Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) R.C.A.C.
  
• Gunner
  MOORE, WILLIAM JOHN
  9 November 1900
  Royal Canadian Field Artillery
  
• Trooper
  DUNSMOOR, ROBERT JOHN
  9 December 1900
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  STEPHENSON, JAMES GEORGE
  13 March 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  PATTERSON, JAMES ARTHUR
  8 April 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Major
  OGILVY, JOHN HERBERT CECIL
  19 December 1901
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  JOHNSON, CHARLES
  9 December 1901
  Canadian Scouts
  
• Trooper
  ASHDOWN, ARTHUR
  11 February 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  PATON, ERNEST HUGH
  2 May 1902
  South African Constabulary