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"At a mile distant their thousand hooves were stuttering thunder, coming at a rate that frightened a man - they were an awe inspiring sight, galloping through the red haze - knee to knee and horse to horse - the dying sun glinting on bayonet points..." Trooper Ion Idriess
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New South Wales Citizens Bushmans Contingent, "A" Squadron, 10 February 1900
[From: The Sydney Mail, 10 February 1900, pp. 330-1. Click on picture for full size.]
The men listed in this photograph according to the number allotted to them in the photograph. If there is a photograph of the man in the New South Wales Citizens Bushmans Contingent Photograph Album, it will be linked. Should you wish to see the full sized photograph of this page from The Sydney Mail, click on the photograph or use the following link:
New South Wales Citizens Bushmans Contingent, "A" Squadron, 10 February 1900
New South Wales Citizens Bushmans Contingent, "A" Squadron - the men:
1. STRANGER
2. 64 Trooper John William HEWITT
4. 45 Trooper Philip DICKINSON
5. 34 Trooper James Daniel DUFF
6. 37 Trooper Lewis Gore ORMSBY
7. 35 Trooper Frederick ELLIOTT
8. No name given.
9. 53 Trooper Patrick John FOWLER
10. 52 Trooper Beresford Frederick CAMPBELL
11. 66 Trooper Alfred MAYNE
15. 21 Trumpeter Rupert de Lacey PEEK
17. 110 Trooper Frederick John MURRAY
19. 85 Trooper Robert George DAVENPORT
20. 9 Trooper Charles Joseph HURTZ
21. 1 Trooper Donald MACKENZIE
23. 51 Trooper James Thomas STRUCK
24. STRANGER
25. 120 Trooper William Wallace BUNTON
26. 105 Trooper Ernest CAMPBELL
27. 73 Trooper James Edmund Rowland CLARKE
28. 65 Trooper George SHEPHERD
29. No name given.
30. No name given.
33. 422 Lance Corporal John SCOTT, later allotted to "D" Squadron.
34. 125 Trooper Andrew THOMPSON
36. 102 Trooper Ernest MCDOUGALL
37. 101 Trooper William SHANNON
38. 60 Trooper William MCGRATH
39. 83 Trooper Charles AUSLING
40. 98 Trooper Charles James MANSERGH
41. 79 Trooper John Archibald STOPPELBEIN
43. 112 Trooper Hedley Vicars DOWE
44. Trooper Standish Baldwin DOWE
45. 121 Trooper Richard SHANNON
47. 41 Trooper John Theodore BRUNNING
48. 71 Trooper Edward Christopher ANDERSON
49. 26 Trooper Fergus Stewart FRATER
50. Trooper James FOTHERINGHAM
51. 94 Trooper Ernest SALISBURY
53. 32 Lance Corporal Henry Otto BOHLSEN
54. 7 Trooper Alfred Charles WHERRATT
56. 74 Trooper Alfred PRUSSING
57. 54 Trooper Sydney James TAYLOR
58. No name given.
59. 25 Trooper Arthur Thomas NEVILLE
60. 3 Trooper Frederick William STANTON
61. 2 Trooper Ernest Edward BRIGDEN
62. 108 Trooper Angus McLeod BUCHANAN
63. 50 Trooper Leslie William ROSEN
64. 4 Trooper George William ELLY
65. No name given.
67. No name given.
68. 100 Trooper Albert Edward ONUS
70. 88 Trooper William Paul MCLEAN
71. 70 Trooper Albert John EASTAUGHFFE
72. 117 Trooper George Tindall TURNER
73. 96 Trooper William Francis HUNT
74. 87 Trooper Ernest Noel MILLS
75. 116 Trooper John O'CONNELL
77. 77 Corporal Lionel George MACARTHUR
78. Captain James Francis THOMAS
79. Second Lieutenant Charles CORNWALL
81. 131 Sergeant John QUINLIVAN
82. 132 Sergeant George Henry WHEELER
83. 115 Corporal Fitzroy Augustus BUCKLETON
84. 129 Lance Corporal James REYNOLDS
85. No name given.
86. 39 Lance Corporal Thomas Reuben Hamilton GIBB
87. 16 Corporal William Nivison KELMAN
88. 11 Lance Corporal Alfred POUNCEBY
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