Trooper
EDWARD (E) MULLINS

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• Buried 31 May 1901 - PRIMROSE GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE (GERMISTON)

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Interesting Facts

• Enteric Fever, the scourge of sedentary troops in South Africa, struck Baden Powell's SAC hard as it had other units, sapping its morale. Many caught it while passing through Bloemfontein, where Conan Doyle's hospital was the epicentre of the disease. It killed 28 canadian constables, whereas 12 died in combat. 

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Fallen Soldiers buried in PRIMROSE GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE (GERMISTON)

• Trooper
  MULLINS, EDWARD
  31 May 1901
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  HOWARD, ROBERT SAMUEL
  8 March 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Farrier
  HUNTER, WILLIAM HUGH
  30 June 1902
  Canadian Mounted Rifles
  
• Trooper
  PLAYER, ALFRED SEPTIMUS
  25 March 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Private
  BANFIELD, EDWARD STANLEY
  5 June 1902
  Canadian Mounted Rifles
  
• Trooper
  JONES, WILLIAM JAMES
  17 February 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  KEAN, THOMAS JACQUES
  24 June 1901
  South African Constabulary
  
• Trooper
  PAYMAN, MONTRESSOR W
  28 May 1902
  South African Constabulary
  
• Private
  LESLIE, WILLIAM JOHN ANDERSON
  17 April 1902
  2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles (British Columbia Regt.)
  
• Private
  CHANCELLOR, EDMUND VALENTINE
  13 November 1900
  Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) R.C.A.C.