The Queen’s South Africa Medal was a British campaign medal awarded to British and Colonial military personnel, and to civilians employed in an official capacity, who served in the Second Boer War in South Africa.
Altogether twenty-six clasps were awarded, to indicate participation in particular actions and campaigns.
Recipients
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Bailey, Alfred
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Barker, Robert
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Barlow, William
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Beddows, Thomas
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Bedford, Benjamin Breeze
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Billingsley, George
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Bromfield/Broomfield, John
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Brown, William
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Bulkeley, Thomas Henry Rivers
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Burgess, Egerton
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Burgess, Frank
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Burgess, William Grice
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Burke, Patrick
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Caldecott, Arthur
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Chatterton, John
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Chubb, Thomas Wycherley
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Clarke, Bertram
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Clay, Frank
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Connor, Arthur James
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Cooke, Charles Edwin
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Copnall, Stephen
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Crewe, Frederick William
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Crewe, Henry
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Crichton (Viscount), Henry William
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Hagan, William
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Harper, George William
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Hasssall, Joseph
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Hayes, Percy Henry
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Hayes, William, Thomas
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Hayward, Glazebrook Rylands
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Healey, Charles Henry
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Heatley, Frederick William
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Holbrook, Ben
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Howell, Harry
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Hughes, George Edward
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Humphreys, John
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Sandbach, Hugh Handley
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Sandland, Percy
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Shackleton, John William
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Sherbrooke, Arthur
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Shone, Leighton Edward
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Simpson, Daniel
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Slawson, William
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Slawson, Wright Graves
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Smale, John Noel
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Somerset, Claud
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Speakes, John
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Spence, James Percival
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Spencer, Robert Cheney
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Stockton, Albert
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Stockton, John Wilfred
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Sutcliffe, James Major Ramsbottom
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