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BOER WAR QSA (Relief/Ladysmith-Laing's Nek-Belfast) CASUALTY 31 Jan 1900 NATAL

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A Boer War Queen's South Africa (QSA) medal with clasps for CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, LAING'S NEK & BELFAST. The QSA is named to: 416 ARMR-SERJT: W. ADLARD. S.A. LT HORSE. (South African Light Horse) The same Regiment in which Winston Churchill served after his escape during the Boer War.

Adlard Died of Wounds at Mooirivier in Natal on 31 January 1900.(see scans from www.AngloBoerWar.com)

Adlard's initials are incorrect on his QSA.(Named as "W"). Importantly his number "416" is correct.

The following two screen grabs are courtesy of www.AngloBoerWar.com (David Biggins).