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Wednesday, 13 August 2003
3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry, Nominal Roll
Topic: BW - Qld - 3QMI

3rd QMI 

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry

Nominal Roll

In 1911, Lieutenant-Colonel P. L. Murray, produced a marvellous Boer War reference detailing all the contingents sent from Australia to South Africa, giving a brief history of the formation and finally, listing all the soldiers who saw service in South Africa with that unit. The book was called, Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa. It is now the standard reference and starting place for any person interested in pursuing information about Australian involvement in the Boer War.

Murray, P. L., Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa, pp. 467 - 473.

 

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry



2070 Trooper John Francis Henry ADAMS

177 Private Charles Stewart ABERCROMBIE

307 Private Alexander William ALLAN

107 Private William AMBROSE

25 Private Ernest William ANDERSON

275 Private Robert ANDERSON

Lieutenant James Whamond ANNAT

97 Private John ARMSTRONG

214 Private Reginald ARTHUR

90 Private Charles Edwin ATKINSON

230 Private Sydney AUSTEN

35 Private James Rudkin BACON

157 Private Arthur Thomas BAILEY

255 Private Thomas John BANNISTER

280 Private Arthur BARKER

144 Private John Charles BARKER

52 Private Hiram BARNES

21 Private Herbert Wilfred BARTLEY

118 Private Newton Hastings BARTON

64 Private William BARTON

137 Private John William BATES

183 Private Horace Walsh BELL

10 Private Henry William BENNETT

148 Private Jens BENSON

106 Private Arthur Francis BIRKBECK

251 Private Patrick BIRMINGHAM

175 Private Henry Wemyss BLACK

287 Private James BLAIR

63 Private Edward BOCOCK

306 Private William BOWTELL

86 Private Frederick BOYES

82 Private Henry Stewart BOYLE

99 Private William BRADSHAW

91 Private Charles Henry BRAND

262 Private Thomas BRANT

192 Private Thomas William BRAY

109 Private Charles BRIGGS

298 Private Archibald BROWN

15 Private John Roberston BROWN

88 Private David BRYCE

199 Private James BRYCE

302 Private James BUCHANAN

62 Private William BURNS

120 Private Thomas BURTON

254 Private George BUTLER

213 Private Thomas BYRNE

93 Private James Alfred CAIRNS

67 Private Erskine James CALDWELL

252 Private Charles Warwick CALLAGHAN

29 Private Archibald St. Clair CAMPBELL

250 Private Norman CARLISLE

300 Private Edward Gregson CARTER

267 Private Wharton CARTER

222 Private John CARVER

205 Private Aubrey Bruce Cooper CECIL

11 Private Archibald Duncan Campbell CHAPMAN

283 Private Martin CHRISTIANSEN

33 Private Arthur CHRISTIE

111 Private William Henry CLARK

132 Private Edward Charles CLARKE

50 Private John COBB

176 Private James Lloyd COE

84 Private Herbert Samuel CONDOR

196 Private Robert Edward COOPER

229 Private Joseph Edward COPE

124 Private William COPELAND

119 Private Arthur Cecil CORFE
Note: See - Captain and Adjutant Arthur Cecil CORFE, 10th New Zealand South Island Contingent

47 Private Sydney Joseph COSSART

164 Private James COURTNEY

188 Private George COWELL

Trooper Norman COWLEY

139 Private Frederick William CRAIG

153 Private Edmund Cecil CRAVEN

147 Private John Adam CRAWFORD

34 Private Charles Henry CRICK

110 Private Edward Francis CROCKETT

136 Private Frederick CULVERHOUSE

130 Private Andrew Rudolph Leighton CUMMING

286 Private Donald CUMMING

273 Private William John CUMMING

160 Private George Henry CURTIS

Lieutenant George Walter DALGLEISH

30 Private Edward Arthur DALY

37 Private Leslie DAVIDSON

95 Private Norman Alexander DAVIDSON

248 Private David John DAVIES

83 Private Arthur Wilson DAVIS

113 Private Frederick Joseph DAVIS

256 Private Charles Edwin DEACON

140 Private William James DEAN

23 Private Emanuel DENMAN

38 Private Arthur Popham DESHON

6 Corporal GAC DOBS

195 Private Harold Nicholas DODDS

6 Private George Archibald Cowen DODS

7 Private Leslie DONKIN

244 Private John James DOUGHAN

122 Private Samuel Henry DREW

Captain Albert Theophilus DUKA

291 Private Leonard DURMAN

226 Private Henry John EARBY

41 Private Frederick Halson EARL

117 Private William Henry EARL

220 Private Sydney Ernest EASDON

232 Private Thomas EASLEA

180 Trooper Charles D EASTAUGHFFE

Captain Richard Boyd ECHLIN

27 Private William Ernest ELSTON

180 Private Charles Douglas ESTAUGHFFE

85 Private Alfred EVANS

66 Private Edward James EVANS

231 Private Arthur Reginald EXCELL

65 Private Richard FALLIS

46 Private David FALOON

156 Private William Robert FARRELL

219 Private Bernard Joseph FARRELY

159 Private Joseph FARRINGTON

138 Private Charles FERRIS

Lieutenant Percy Henry Guy FIELDEN

70 Private Patrick John FISHBOURNE

290 Private Hugh Addison FISHER

216 Private John FITZGERALD

154 Private John James FLAMANK

279 Private Thomas FLINT

297 Trumpeter Arthur Edward FORBES

284 Private George Richard FORREST

39 Private Harold Edmonds FORREST

278 Private Morton FOWLER

Lieutenant John Kentwell FOWLES

249 Private John FRANCIS

81 Private George FRENCH

221 Private Arthur FURNESS

207 Private Samuel John GARDNER

94 Private James GARNER

115 Private Thomas Chasely GITTENS

1 Private Alexander John GLASS

150 Private Frederick GOODWIN

68 Private James GOODWIN

247 Private Archibald Andrew GORDON

2 Private Archibald George GORDON

161 Private Henry Clement GORDON

201 Private Thomas Henry GORDON

13 Private William Francis GORDON

98 Private William GORE

60 Private Thomas GORMAN

80 Private Albert Edward GORST

9 Private Alfred John GORST

51 Private Collingwood McKenzie GRANT

224 Private Ernest Winser GRAY

73 Private Daniel GREENSLADE

75 Private John GREER

203 Private Charles William GROOM

112 Private Henry GRUBB

61 Private Robert James HALLETT

239 Private George HAMER

151 Private James HAMILTON

299 Private Frederick Grant HAMMOND

281 Private William Lawrence HANLON

Lieutenant John Matthew HANLY

282 Private Charles Henry Gonda HANNAM

Lieutenant Henry John HARRIS

292 Private William Myers HARTE

108 Private Frederick HARTH

96 Private Harold Leslie HARTLEY

72 Private Arthur Edgar HARVEY

103 Private Thomas William HAWES

121 Private Alfred John HENDERSON

45 Private Robert Arthur HERD

57 Private Harry HERMANN

189 Private William Henry HILL

Lieutenant Edwin Morton HOCKINGS

55 Private Aandres Joseph HOFFMANN

246 Private Benjamin HORE

184 Private George Cooper HORTON

215 Private Thomas Patrick HOWARD

294 Private George HULL

269 Private Robert Warrington HURFORD

174 Private George HUTCHINSON

227 Private Edwin HUXTABLE

266 Private Joshua Clare INNES

264 Private Norman Scott ISAACS

198 Private Walter Thomas JACKSON

217 Private Arthur JAMES

14 Private Harold JONES

191 Private George Matthew JORGENSEN

169 Private Francis George Victor JURY

Captain Charles Wauchope KELLIE

193 Trumpeter Herbert William KEOGH

167 Private Michael Patrick KIELLY

87 Private John KING

301 Private Mortimer James KING

69 Private Louis KINGSLEY

171 Private Robert KIRKPATRICK

141 Private Felix Bernard Theodor KOCH

149 Private William Henry LANGFORD

125 Private John LAX

12 Private John LEACH

Lieutenant John LEASK

271 Private Charles Hill LEIGHTON

202 Private Walter Frederick LENTHAL

19 Private Charles Edward LIVESEY

26 Private Hampden Gibbon LIVESEY

258 Private Alan Barling LUSH

305 Private Robert LYONS

8 Private Thomas MABBUTT

28 Private Donald Kinneir MACDONALD

228 Private Harry MARSDEN

272 Private James MARTIN

197 Private Hugh Aier MASSIE

40 Private John Thomas MASTERTON

24 Trooper Edwin MATHIE

31 Private Alwyn Edward Francis Cornwallis MAUDE

274 Private George Albert MAYNE

204 Private Joseph MCCARTHY

Lieutenant MG MCCOLL

28 Private DK MCDONALD

162 Private David Gibb MCINTOSH

5 Private Donald MCINTYRE

143 Private Charles Richardson MCKELLAR

304 Trooper WA MCLAREN

43 Private Frank St. Clair MCNISH

17 Private Edward Eugene MCNULTY

92 Private John Joseph MCSHEA

308 Private James David MELLIFONT

304 Private Charles Arthur MIDSON

218 Private George Alexander Robert MILDOWN

58 Private Michael MILLETT

129 Private Eric Frederic MOLLE

22 Private John MORRISON

206 Private Richard Charles MORTIMER

53 Private Walter Lewis NICHOLS

74 Private George NICHOLSON

56 Private Frank Ernest NOTT

59 Private Walter Richard NOWLAND

100 Private Charles O'CALLAGHAN

293 Private John O'CONNOR

168 Private Alexander ORCHISON

179 Private George OWEN

20 Private William PARKINSON

165 Private Henry PEGG

173 Private John PETTIGREW

209 Private Charles Francis PHILLIPS

185 Private Charles Morrison PICKERING

101 Private John Joseph PIERCE

44 Private Sydney John PLUMMER

234 Private George Davidson PORTUS

48 Private George POTT

233 Private Gideon William POTT

126 Private James POWELL

102 Private Henry Carter POWTER

268 Private Charles Alfred PRESTON

146 Private William PRICE

210 Private Thomas Alexander RANKIN

260 Private James RICHARD

289 Private Albert Christopher ROBINS

190 Private John Henry ROBINSON

235 Private John James ROBINSON

145 Private Walter ROOTES

276 Private Thomas Brunton ROSS

49 Private William Carmichael ROSS

135 Private Enoch RUDD

76 Private Benjamin RUDHALL

257 Private Albert Edward RUNCORN

208 Private Charles RUSH

134 Private Arthur Albert RYAN

172 Private Alfred James SAWDY

71 Private Robert SCOVELL

163 Private Charles James SHAW

237 Private Frederick Clement SHAW

89 Private John SIMPSON

187 Private Bruce Aloysius SKELTON

296 Private Rowland SLEIGHT

238 Private David SMITH

285 Private John SMITH

212 Private William Henry SMITH

79 Private William SODEN

236 Private Edwin Egerton SOUTH

77 Private Archibald SPENCE

155 Private Arthur Bradford STEWART

158 Private Edward John STONE

133 Private Ernest Robert STUPART

295 Private John Phillip SUNNER

240 Private Henry Alexander SYKES

131 Private Edward John TANNOCK

265 Private Charles Eric THOMAS

243 Private John THORPE

3 Private David Walter TIMMS

170 Private Norman Vincent TOWNLEY

104 Private Horace TRAVERS

200 Private George Matthew TROWER

Trooper John TUBB

Major Walter Howard TUNBRIDGE

142 Private Leonard Sield TWINE

16 Private Charles King UNWIN

241 Private Henry Manning VIGORS

194 Private Charles William VIRGEN

263 Private William WALFORD

114 Private David WALKER

186 Private Harry Arthur WALKER

223 Private Frank James WALLACE

Lieutenant Richard Henry WALSH

182 Private Thomas WALTERS

105 Private Anthony WALTISBUHL

166 Private Albert Thomas WATSON

261 Private Robert WATSON

127 Trooper Edward Hutton WELCH

270 Private James William WELLS

288 Private Arthur WHITMEE

78 Private Charles Gordon WILLIAMS

18 Private John Thomas WILLIAMS

123 Private Frederick Herbert WILLOUGHBY

128 Private Alfred Henry WILLS

277 Private Matthew WILMOT

178 Private John WILSON

245 Private Wylie Andrew WILSON

242 Private James WILTSHIRE

54 Private Chard Massey WINNIETT

36 Private Walter Thursby WINTHROP

225 Private Arthur William WOODARD

181 Private James WRIGHT

4 Private William Leckey Ferguson WRIGHT

259 Private Albert YAPP

 

Further Reading:

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry, Roll of Honour

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry, Nominal Roll

Posted by Project Leader at 12:01 AM EADT
Updated: Sunday, 9 May 2010 1:32 PM EADT
Tuesday, 12 August 2003
Boer War, 1899 - 1902, Australian Forces, 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry
Topic: BW - Qld - 3QMI

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Australian Forces

Roll of Honour

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry


Poppies on the Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra

 

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men known to have served at one time with the 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry and gave their lives in service of Australia, whether as part of the 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry or another unit during the Boer War.

 

Roll of Honour

 

James Whamond ANNAT

 

Arthur Thomas BAILEY

 

George HULL

 

John LEASK

 

Douglas Kinneir MACDONALD

John Thomas MASTERTON

Alwyne Edward Francis Cornwallis MAUDE

 

Lest we forget

 

Further Reading:

3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: Boer War, 1899 - 1902, Australian Forces, 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry

Posted by Project Leader at 12:01 AM EADT
Updated: Sunday, 9 May 2010 1:23 PM EADT
Sunday, 10 August 2003
4th QIB, 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Contents
Topic: BW - Qld - 4QIB

4th QIB

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

Contents

 

 

Items

Outline

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Outline 

Nominal Roll

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Nominal Roll

 

 

Roll of Honour

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Roll of Honour

Lest we forget

 

 

Further Reading:

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Roll of Honour

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: 4th QIB, 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Contents

Posted by Project Leader at 12:01 AM EADT
Updated: Tuesday, 21 June 2011 11:42 AM EADT
Saturday, 9 August 2003
4th QIB, 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Outline
Topic: BW - Qld - 4QIB

4th QIB

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

Outline

 

Map illustrating the activities of the 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen in South Africa, 1900.

[From: Chamberlain, M., The Australians in the South African War 1899-1902, Canberra, 1999.]

 

In 1911, Lieutenant-Colonel P. L. Murray, produced a marvellous Boer War reference detailing all the contingents sent from Australia to South Africa, giving a brief history of the formation and finally, listing all the soldiers who saw service in South Africa with that unit. The book was called, Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa. It is now the standard reference and starting place for any person interested in pursuing information about Australian involvement in the Boer War.

Murray, P. L., Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa, pp. 474 - 477.

 

Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Aytoun

 

Fourth (Queensland Imperial Bushmen) Contingent.

It was the first Regiment of Imperial Bushmen raised in Queensland, and under conditions similar to those which obtained in New South Wales and Victoria (see under those States). Candidates were required to be good shots, good riders, and practical bushmen of experience, to have good eyesight and hearing and sound health. Age, 21 to 38 years; chest measurement, 34 inches; height, 5 ft. 6 in. to 5 ft. 11 in.; weight, not over 11 st. 10 lb.; to undergo physical examination and to be unmarried, for preference.

Rates of pay, until the Contingent came under the rates paid by the Imperial Government for service in South Africa outside Cape Colony and Natal, were as follows:- Lieutenant-colonel, £2 per diem; major, £1 10s.; captain, £1 5s.; lieutenant, £1 1s.; medical and veterinary officers, according to rank; staff sergeants, 10s.; company sergeant-major, 9s.; sergeant, 8s.; corporal, 7s.; artificer. 6s.; bugler, gunner, driver, or private, 4s. 6d.

For rates of pay when serving in South Africa beyond Cape Colony and Natal, vide 4th Victorian (Imperial) Contingent.

The companies were still numbered consecutively with those which had preceded them.


Clothing and Equipment.

Uniform consisted of khaki cloth F.S. jacket, pants, puttees, hat, F.S. cap. Greatcoats and boots were also issued; and a full kit of underclothing, necessaries, &c.

Rifles and bayonets were supplied in South Africa. Cartridge belts (bandoliers) and braces issued in Queensland. Fully horsed and supplied with saddlery. Regimental transport provided. Vide Appendix II., p. 578.


Establishment.

This was as subjoined:-

Battalion Staff.-1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 1 adjutant, I quartermaster, 1 medical officer, 1 veterinary officer, 2 staff sergeants, 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, 14 privates; total, 6 officers, 18 N.C.O.'s and men, 24 riding horses; in all, 24 of all ranks, 24 horses.

No. 6 Company.- 1 major or captain, 4 lieutenants, 1 company sergeant-major, 5 sergeants, 5 artificers, 2 buglers, 6 corporals, 97 privates; total, 5 officers, 116 N.C.O.'s and men; 50 draught, 121 riding horses. In all, 121 of all ranks, 171 horses.

No. 7 and No. 8 Companies.-The same. Spare horses, 13.

Total.-1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 3 company commanders, 1 adjutant, 12 lieutenants, 1 quartermaster, 1 medical officer, 1 veterinary officer, 2 staff sergeants, 3 company sergeant-majors, 16 sergeants, 15 artificers, 6 buglers, 19 corporals, 305 privates. In all, 21 officers, 366 N.C.O.'s and man; 150 draught, 400 riding horses. Grand total - 387 of all ranks; 550 horses.

 

The SS Manchester Port embarking with the 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

 

 

Departure and Return.

Left on 18th May, 1900, comprising - 26 officers, 368 of other ranks, with 512 horses. Fifteen were killed or died; 5 officers were transferred; 2 officers, 63 others, were struck off in South Africa; 2 were commissioned in Imperial Army; 20 officers, 288 others, returned to Australia.


Promotions, etc.

Captain F. L. Jones was Adjutant, 17th November, 1900, to 7th August, 1901.

Lieutenant A. W. Butterworth, promoted Captain, 18th November, 1900.

Lieutenant W. I. Ferguson, Acting Adjutant, temporarily.

Sergeant A. Bailey, promoted Lieutenant and Quartermaster, 15th January, 1901, vice Crichton, returned to Australia.

Sergeant N. B. DeLancy Forth, received a commission in the Imperial Service, but returned invalided to Australia.

Private H. C. Morley received a commission in the Imperial Service; struck off Contingent, 17th January, 1901.

Private J. D. Henry became Lieutenant, “D" Company, 3rd Australian Commonwealth Horse.

Private V. B. Brodie became Lieutenant, 7th Australian Commonwealth Horse.


For promotions of N.C.O.'s and men, vide nominal roll.

Note:- The following promotions and transfers from 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, appeared in South African Army Orders, 7th July, 1901:

Captain J. W. M. Carroll, to 6th Contingent (Major from the same date. Army Order, South Africa, 12th October, 1901).

Lieutenant MAT Bell to 5th Contingent as Captain.

Lieutenant CV Sellheim to 5th Contingent as Captain

Lieutenant WI Ferguson to 5th Contingent as Captain

Lieutenant J McLeod (Veterinary Officer) to 5th Contingent as Captain

Sergeant AC Robertson to 5th Contingent as Lieutenant.

Sergeant H. St.C. Yaldwin 5th Contingent as Lieutenant.

Sergeant A. Smith 5th Contingent as Lieutenant.

Sergeant G. F. Livingstone 5th Contingent as Lieutenant.

Sergeant-Major A. E. Pooley 5th Contingent as Lieutenant.


All to be supernumerary to Establishment.

It does not appear, however, that all these officers joined the Contingents in question, vide nominal rolls of such Contingents; also, vide Note to "Promotions," 4th Victorian Contingent, p. 254.


Service.

The 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen started for the war on the 18th May, 1900, in the transport Manchester Port, and arrived at Beira on the 14th June. Proceeded by order to Port Elizabeth; arrived there on the 20th; thence sent to Cape Town, and disembarked there on the 23rd, having anchored in Table Bay on the previous day, and sent ashore baggage and stores. After a short rest at Maitland Camp, entrained to Kroonstad towards Lindley, and from thence to Pretoria, and-joined General Ian Hamilton's force.

On the 13th July at Honen's Nek, occurred their first casualty. A patrol having been sent out to escort guns to Wonderboom, Private Duggan was shot dead in a skirmish. 16th July.- Eastern advance, and engagement at De Waggen Drift. From 21st July to 20th August.- Advance to Rustfontein, and engagements at Honen's Nek and Zilikat's Nek. Returned to Commando Nek, marched to Rustenburg, up Maghatie's Valley, vid Zeekoe Hoek, and Oliphant's Nek, in pursuit of De Wet. Advanced towards Warmbad, and skirmish en route at Krokodil Drift. Returned to Pretoria on the 28th, and remained until 10th September.

A detachment of 4 officers and 50 men then joined General French's eastern movement; the remainder, after refitting, joined General Ridley's Column, General Clements' command. 15th to 23rd September.- Operations at Maghatie's Valley; on 26th, skirmish at Zandfontein, where Lieutenant Higson was dangerously wounded. From that date to 15th October, Rustenberg, vid Magata Pass; operations in Maghatie's Valley. Left General Clements' command, and joined General Paget's, as part of Colonel Hickman's corps; General Plumer's Column at Jericho. 24th October, a telegram was received from General Paget by Colonel Hickman, "Please inform Colonel Aytoun how gratified I am by the accounts of the results achieved by the Queensland Imperial Bushmen in so short a time, and I trust his wounded are doing well."

From that date, operations west of Rustenburg on Zelons, Koster, and Eland's Rivers, till 11th November; during which time there were several skirmishes with the enemy. Operations east of Pretoria and north of the railway; skirmishes at Oybrand's Kraal, Roodepoort, and Hartebeestfontein.
On 19th November, Lieut.-Colonel Aytoun was admitted into hospital at Pretoria, suffering from enteric; and was subsequently invalided to Australia. Major Deacon assumed command of the Battalion.

On the 29th, there was a heavy engagement at Rietfontein (Rhenoster Kop) with Ben Viljoen, from 5.30 a.m. until about 10 p.m. (vale 3rd Queensland Mounted Infantry " Service "), and the enemy evacuated the position on the night of the 30th.

Operations in the vicinity until 17th December; then between Rustenburg and Pretoria until 14th January, 1901. Colonel Hickman's brigade was broken up on the 18th, and the Battalion then became part of Lieut.-Colonel Craddock's brigade. Operations included a sweeping eastern movement as far as Balmoral; and operations in vicinity until 2nd February, 1901. On 24th January, by Divisional Orders, the Contingent was separated from Lieut: Colonel Craddock's command, and formed part of Lieut: Colonel H. B. Jeffrey's corps. Craddock's and Jeffrey's brigades were officially designated "Plumer's Force." On 31st, joined Colonel Jeffrey's corps above Balmoral, and camped there. On 1st February, 10 officers, 135 N.C.O.'s and men were available for the firing line; 53 dismounted men were shown in the weekly state. The Queenslanders had been in constant touch with the enemy, and there had been many casualties, both of men and horses; remounts being, of course, obtained from time to time.

On 3rd February, entrained at Balmoral to Naauwpoort, Cape Colony, arriving there on 7th; drew remounts, refitted, and started in pursuit of De Wet on 9th. Skirmishes, 12th, 13th, and engagement on 14th at Wolvekuilen. On the 13th the enemy were engaged twice during the afternoon, once very heavily. Lieutenant Kellaway was severely wounded. On 15th, De Wet's heavy transport ammunition wagons, over 30 (mostly full), and a maxim, were captured, having been bogged and abandoned. About twelve prisoners were also taken. Crossed the railway line at Houtkraal. Colonel Crabbe's and Colonel Henniker's Columns joined on the 16th; engagement at Geeluck's Poort on the following day. On the 23rd, the main body came in touch with the enemy about 12 noon, near Pompean Pan, Orange River, and pushed them very hard until 8 p.m.; they had to abandon a 15-pr. and a pom-pom. Thirty prisoners were taken; trekked about 40 miles this day.

Arrived at Hopetoun on 24th, obtained remounts, marched to Orange River station, and entrained there on 36th; and detrained at Springfontein on let March. From that date until 15th, the route was by Philippolis, Fauresmith, Pietersburg, to Winburg. Entrained at Smolldiel on 20th, and arrived at Pretoria on 22nd.

Commenced advance on Pietersburg on 26th; occupied Warmbad, 30th; Nylstroom, lot April; Pietpotgeitsr's Rust, 5th; Marabastad, 7th; and Pietersburg, 8th; after slight opposition. Left Pietersburg, vid Chune's Poort, 14th, to hold drifts in Oliphant's River, and operations in vicinity; returned to Pretoria, 6th May. Refitted and marched on 13th; sweeping movement towards Bethel, with almost daily skirmishes. On the 20th, orders were received to march at 6 a.m. to the vicinity of Bethel. Some resistance was made, and large parties of Boers could be seen on every skyline. Bethel was reached at 2 p.m., and a considerable number of the enemy surrendered when their stronghold was occupied. Orders were issued at 5 p.m. to burn the town; and after the women and children had been removed, the town was soon in a mass of flames.

Quitted Bethel on 22nd, and marched to Rietpan, en route to Standerton to replenish. The enemy was still seen in large numbers, and very daring; at one time charging up to within 250 yards of the pom-yams. Arrived at Standerton on 27th, after having been daily in touch with the Boers. Marched on the 30th; engaged in sweeping operations towards Piet Retief, which was occupied on 9th June. The 4th parted from General Plumer's force here, being under orders foe Australia.

The following individual instances of gallantry in the field ware specially rewarded by the General Officer Commander-in-Chief:

Acting-Sergeant E. H. Shadforth, to be Sergeant. On patrol near Boschkop, Cape Colony, on 12th February, 1901, he brought Private Suter, whose horse had been shot, out of action under heavy fire.

Private J. Alford to be Corporal. At Driekuilen, Cape Colony, on 15th February, 1341, single-handed he took prisoners three armed and mounted Boers and a Kaffir.

Private E. Culliford to be Corporal. Same place and day, he took prisoners four armed Boers.

Private J. H. Rule to be Corporal. Same place and day, single-handed he took prisoners three armed Boers and two Kaffirs.

The 4th, escorted convoy and prisoners to Utrecht, and were involved in a half-day engagement en route at Elandaburg. Arrived at Utrecht on the 18th June, and on the 20th, orders were received to proceed with convoy to Newcastle, Natal, en route to Stormberg, for mobilization. General Plumer addressed the Regiment, and thanked them for their good service during the past 12 months. Arrived at Newcastle on 22nd; handed in all equipment on same day, and entrained for Stormberg on 23rd; arrived 28th, and on 4th July entrained for East London.

Embarked on transport Britannic on 5th July, together with members of Western Australian, Tasmanian, and New South Wales Contingents, with whom the 4th had served the whole time. Called at Albany (20th July), Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney, and arrived at Brisbane, 6th August. Disembarked on the following day, and disbanded on the 10th.

 

 

Further Reading:

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Roll of Honour

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


Citation: 4th QIB, 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Outline

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4th QIB, 4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Nominal Roll
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4th QIB 

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

Nominal Roll

 

In 1911, Lieutenant-Colonel P. L. Murray, produced a marvellous Boer War reference detailing all the contingents sent from Australia to South Africa, giving a brief history of the formation and finally, listing all the soldiers who saw service in South Africa with that unit. The book was called, Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa. It is now the standard reference and starting place for any person interested in pursuing information about Australian involvement in the Boer War.

Murray, P. L., Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa, pp. 479 - 486.

 

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen



62 Private Frederick ACHILLES

374 Private Charles Langslon ADAMS

273 Private Charles Young ADAMSON

305 Private James Allen AKRED

289 Private John ALFORD

364 Private George ALLEN

375 Private Thomas George ALLEN

50 Private Hans Peter ANDERSON

174 Private Robert ANDERSON

25 Private William Albert ANDERSON

370 Private Alexander John ARLIDGE

1 Sergeant Major William ATWELL

Lieutenant Colonel Andrew AYTOUN

225 Private Eugene BAGLIETTO

7 Private Arthur BAILEY

90 Private John BANCROFT

199 Private William BARCLAY

159 Private Charles Grafton BARNES

29 Private James BARNETT

334 Private William Henry Augustus BARTLETT

157 Private Lionel Salter BARTON

251 Shoeing Smith Arthur Clarence BASSMAN

271 Private Frank Percy BEATTY

197 Private Sidney Stuart BEATTY

14 Private Wilson Dacres BEATTY

39 Private Malcolm BELL

Lieutenant Marmaduke Alexander Thomas BELL

287 Private Thomas BENDALL

185 Private George Henry BENNETT

164 Private William Charles BENNETT

42 Private Richard BERNARD

Captain James Kinkaid BERRY

285 Private Harry BETTANY

341 Private George Howard BIRT

338 Private Archibald Syme BLACK

357 Private Thomas BLAKEWAY

260 Private Richard Henry BLANK

360 Private Joseph BLOCK

219 Private John Robert BOLAM

81 Private Henry BOLTON

336 Private Arthur Clinton BOURKE

252 Farrier Sergeant John BOURKE

249 Private Charles Henry BOWES

36 Private Robert BOYD

205 Private William Pearce BOYDELL

348 Private James McKenzie BOYLE

172 Private Robert Hugh BRICKWOOD

365 Private Thomas George BRIDGES

184 Private William BROATCH

124 Private Vernon Bissett BRODIE

13 Private David BROWN

32 Private William BROWNE

91 Farrier William Robit BRUCE

100 Private George William BUCKLEY

38 Private William Castle BURN

94 Private George Alfred BURTON

322 Private William James BUSHER

328 Private Robert Thomas BUTLER

325 Private William BUTLER

Lieutenant Archibald William BUTTERWORTH

214 Private Albert CALLER

Captain John Walter Maxwell CARROLL

345 Private Joseph Richard CARTER

193 Trumpeter William Robert CARTER

61 Private Joseph CASTLES

103 Private Alfred Noble CAVE

95 Private James Francis CHAPMAN

201 Private Albert William CHRISTIE

279 Private Peter James CLANCY

335 Private Alexander CLARK

215 Private Raymond Joseph CLARK

188 Private Arthur Hill CLARKE

295 Private James CLARKE

266 Private Thomas CLARKE

321 Private Thomas COBON

69 Private John COLEMAN

282 Private William COLVILLE

210 Private Edward Christian COOK

146 Private Robert Henry CORNER

129 Private Martin COSTELLO

26 Private Robert Henry COTTAM

245 Private Harry Richmond COUSENS

Lieutenant Campbell COWLEY

85 Private Robert Wilkinson CRAWSHAW

Captain Quartermaster Archibald Edward CRICHTON

Lieutenant Aubrey De Pree CRICHTON

139 Private Herbert Edward CRISP

293 Private James Knight CROSSMAN

171 Private Henry Carrington CUDMORE

65 Trooper Ernest CULLIFORD

12 Private Percy Richard CUMING

344 Private Alexander CUNNINGHAM

317 Private John Thomas CUNNINGHAM

148 Private Joseph CUNNINGHAM

291 Private William John DANIELS

283 Private George DAWS

60 Private George Henry Moss DAWSON

Hon.Captain CVP DAY

19 Private Nowell Barnard DE LANCEY-FORTH

Major William Thomas DEACON

8 Private Thomas Fox DECENT

331 Private Walter DERRETT

108 Private Percy George DETMOLD

269 Private Donald DEVINE

290 Private Edward Swain DODDS

116 Private Patrick Michael DOOLEY

218 Private Theophilus Thomas DOUGLAS

180 Private James Duncan DOWNIE

63 Private Nathan Esli DOWZER

240 Private Graham DOYLE

77 Private James DUGGAN

165 Private James Edward DURACK

Captain Herbert Rowland Pasley DURHAM

114 Private Arthur Ellis Icly DWYER

253 Private Francis Edgar EALES

346 Private Frank EASTON

128 Private Arthur Bowen ELLIOTT

131 Private Aubrey Thomas ELLIS

82 Private John Joseph FARRELL

Lieutenant William Isaac FERGUSON

236 Private Luke FLOOD

307 Private Norman FRAZER

208 Private John Joseph GALLIGAN

368 Private Stewart Edward GAMGEE

115 Private James Alexander GARDEN

163 Private Alfred William Gabriel GARDINER

31 Private John David GARDINER

230 Private Richard Edward GILBERT

6 Company Sergeant Major John Frederick GILL

87 Private James McBride GILLESPIE

166 Private William GILTROW

327 Private John Edward GLOVER

306 Private Stanley Jansen Prince GODDARD

244 Private David John GOODWIN

Lieutenant Dugald Maxwell Lockwood GRAHAM

84 Private Thomas GRAHAM

78 Private Thomas Alexander GRAHAM

92 Private Arthur Alva GRAY

Lieutenant William Alfred Goodall Esdaile GREEN

142 Private James Herbert GREENAWAY

83 Private Joseph Norman GREER

300 Private William Fraser GREIG

206 Private John Hay GRIEVE

332 Private Louis Gerald GRIFFIN

44 Private Thomas GRIMES

330 Private Martin GROGAN


46 Private Charles Wesley HACKWOOD

347 Private Victor Arthur HAIR

150 Private John Henry HAMILTON

196 Private James John HANLEY

178 Private Michael John HANNAN

3 Company Sergeant Major Henry George HARRIS

56 Private George HARROP

67 Private Peter Stewart HASTIE

320 Private Thomas HASTIE

242 Private James Joseph HEALEY

248 Private John Oliver HELDER

53 Private Edward William HENDERSON

229 Private James Douglas HENRY

16 Private John George HENRY

151 Private Robert HERKES

152 Private Harry Roy HERTH

349 Private Cecil Somerville HETHERINGTON

Lieutenant John HIGSON

213 Private Onslow Frederick Stanley HILL

125 Private Vutor Austin HILL

18 Private John Ernest HOBSON

220 Private Frank HOCKINGS

209 Private John HOLDWAY

117 Private Joseph Dowling HOLLIS

329 Private Archie HOLPEN

352 Private Frederick Ernest HOLPEN

239 Private John Stuart HOOD

362 Private Robert HOOD

207 Private Victor Thomas George HORE

98 Private George Turner HORSBURGH

27 Private Harry HOWARD

176 Private Samuel James HOWE

168 Private Robert Ernest HUSTON

126 Private Richard Charles HUTCHINSON

Lieutenant Charles Edward Whithorn HYDE


255 Private William James INGRAM
177 Private John JACKSON

353 Private Thomas Edward JARMAIN

132 Private George Essex JAUNCEY

106 Private Louis Victor JOHNSON

107 Private William Henry JOHNSTON

Captain Francis Lionel JONES

23 Private John JORDAN

Captain Ernest Joseph JOSEPH


64 Private Alexander KEILAR

145 Private Eustace KELK

Lieutenant William John KELLAWAY

173 Private Michael Augustine KELLY

183 Private William KELLY

Lieutenant William Thomas KEMP

122 Private Patrick KENNEDY

17 Private George James KERCHER

54 Private Ambrose Ernest KING

154 Private Charles Ernest KING

24 Private Herbert Cyrus KINGSMILL

104 Private William KNOX


369 Private Harry LAKE

58 Private John Foster LAMB

224 Private George LAMROSE

262 Private Charles Henry LAWSON

45 Private Albert Forrest LEACH

243 Private William LEHMAN

288 Private James LEISHMAN

234 Private Horace William LINDLEY

222 Private James William LINDORE

10 Private George Frank LIVINGSTONE

265 Private William LIVINGSTONE

278 Private Edward LODER

276 Private Arthur Sidney LOVEGROVE

313 Private Frank William LUCAS

272 Private Guy Harold LUCK

363 Private Richard LUNN

254 Farrier Sergeant Charles LUXTON

147 Private James William LYND


89 Private John Kenneth MACDONALD

373 Private William Hogarth MACKENZIE

227 Private Donald MACRAE

170 Private George Hamilton Sydney MADDOCK

181 Private Rhys MAITLEND

268 Private Thomas James MALCOLMSON

51 Private John MANN

160 Private Edmondstone MARKWELL

191 Trumpeter Leopold Baptist MARLES

35 Private William MATHISON

141 Private William Adolphus MATTERS

202 Private Francis MAXWELL

312 Private Alexander MCDOUGALL

358 Private Fergus George MCFADZEN

264 Private William MCGLADDERY

52 Private Colin MCINNES

68 Private Charles John MCINTOSH

204 Private Donald John Roderick MCLEOD

Vet. Lieutenant John MCLEOD

73 Private Alexander MCPHERSON

274 Private John Fraser MCPHERSON

118 Private Frederick Maurice MEEK

308 Private John MELON

235 Private Charles MEREDITH

155 Private Lionel Offley MICKLEM

343 Private Richard Spencer MICKLETHWAITE

97 Private Andrew Reid MILLER

110 Private John MILLER

277 Private George McPherson MITCHELL

297 Private Maurice MITCHELL

294 Private William Cumming MONTGOMERY

21 Private Thomas Peat MOORE

371 Private Harold Collison MORLEY

15 Private George MORRICE

337 Private Herbert MORRIS

339 Private William Wilson MORRISON

298 Private William John MULHOLLAND

258 Private Richard MULRAY

311 Private George Stealey MUMFORD

158 Private Albert Charles MURCH

96 Private James MURPHY

138 Private Alfred Douglas MURRAY

187 Private Henry Baylis MURRAY

182 Private Alexander Stuart MYERS

120 Private William Francis NATTRASS

66 Private Walter NAYLOR

Major Walter Blake NISBET

232 Private George Tanner NOAKES

179 Private William Patrick NOLAN


5 Private Charles David O'BRIEN

256 Private Jack O'BRIEN

342 Private James O'CONNELL

48 Private Daniel Patrick O'CONNOR

59 Private James O'DONNELL

72 Private John Joseph O'NEILL

316 Private Francis O'SULLIVAN


Lieutenant Charles Albert PARKER

186 Private Martin PARKER

326 Private George Herbert PAYNE

140 Private John Joseph PERKINS

112 Private Arthur PERRETT

200 Private John Frederick PERSKE

302 Farrier Charles Frederick PETERSEN

250 Private William Henry PHILLIPS

Lieutenant Colin John Campbell PHILP

Lieutenant William Henry PICKBURN

143 Private Alfred PLOWMAN

284 Private William Shortly POOLE

223 Private Alfred Ernest POOLEY

79 Private James Charles POWER

127 Private John Joseph PURCELL

194 Private Godfrey Liddle PURVES


355 Private Oliver QUEALE


216 Private John Robert RAPPEL

80 Private Arthur Ernest RAYMOND

314 Private Peter William REARDON

22 Private George Harold REMFREY

111 Private Matthew Henry REYNALLT

292 Private Frank RICHARDS

361 Private Thomas RICHARDS

28 Private Robert RICHARDSON

350 Private William Egbert RICHARDSON

135 Private Charles Henry RIDDELL

34 Private Arthur Campbell ROBERTSON

144 Private Hugh Clive ROBERTSON

267 Private James Alexander ROBINS

356 Trumpeter William James ROBINSON

101 Private Edward George RODD

149 Private Claudius Ralph Mackenzie ROSS

257 Private Reginald Roy Mackenzie ROSS

20 Private Frederick James ROWE

70 Trooper John Holland RULE

109 Private William RUMBELOW

133 Private Arthur George RUTTER

57 Private Charles James RUTTLEY


167 Private Edgar Thomas SACRE

333 Private William Frederick SAUNDERS

169 Private John Charles Frederick SCHIPKIE

233 Private Percy Burdett SCOUGALL

88 Private Frederick Henry SEARLE

241 Trumpeter Robert SELDON

Lieutenant Casimir Vaux SELLHEIM

280 Private Ernest Hollinworth SHADFORTH

340 Private Frederick SHAW

136 Private John Hooks SHEARER

130 Private Charles SHERMAN

175 Private David SIMPSON

217 Private John Telfer SKELTON

275 Private William Christopher SLOAN

30 Private Albert SMITH

226 Private Arthur SMITH

43 Farrier Clarence Sydney SMITH

75 Private Frederick Edward SMITH

55 Private George SMITH

203 Private James SMITH

324 Private Thomas Hope SMITH

270 Private John Adams SODEN

367 Saddler Ralph STEWART

113 Private David STIBBARDS

93 Private Robert STIRLING

195 Private James STRANG

246 Private William James STUART

487 Private Arthur STURGESS

47 Private George SUTER

238 Private Robert Ackland SUTER

237 Private August William SUTOR

228 Private Arthur Rowley Thomas SYMES



318 Private Thomas Henry TAGGART

102 Private Frederick Maurice Burden TAYLOR

372 Private Samuel Shaw TEMPLETON

49 Private James THOMAS

119 Private Theobald Edmond THOMAS

359 Private William John THOMASSON

301 Private Hiram Preston THOMPSON

192 Trumpeter Victor Emanuel THOMPSON

41 Private James Reily THOMSON

247 Private James THONE

323 Private George THORN

309 Private William John TIMEWELL

11 Private Alfred George TOWNER

99 Private Ernest TOWNSHEND

123 Private Henry Frederick Wallace TUCKER

211 Private Charles TURNER

86 Private James Arthur TURNER


4 Company Sergeant Major Charles Morris UPTON


 221 Private Joseph Francis VARDY

156 Private Thomas Paul VOLKMAN



198 Private Albert WAGNER

319 Private William John WALES

121 Private James Augustus WATKINS

161 Private Walter Henry WATSON

153 Private George WEATHERLEY

366 Private William George WEBB

311 Private Herbert Henry WELCH

76 Private John Henry Ernest WEST

231 Private Arthur Guy WHIPHAM

261 Private Alfred WHITE

71 Farrier Ernest Albert WHITE

40 Private Albert John WHYTE

9 Private Arnold WIENHOLT

190 Private Walter WILDIE

351 Private William James WILKINS

286 Private Meredith George WILLIAMS

259 Private Cedric Spencer WILLS

105 Private Frederick WILSON

162 Private Joseph Stephen WILSON

263 Private Peter WOOD

37 Private John Peter WORRALL

296 Private Alfred Edwin WRIGHT

2 Quartermaster Sergeant George Percival WRIGHT


Sergeant H St.C YALDWYN

299 Private Frederick YEATMAN

189 Trumpeter Allan Bell Renton YORSTON

74 Private Lionel Hugh Wardell YOUNG

 

 

 

Further Reading:

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen

4th Queensland Imperial Bushmen, Roll of Honour

Boer War, 1899 - 1902

Battles where Australians fought, 1899-1920

 


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