31685 Gunner J Bagley (or Begley), 2nd Company, Southern Division, Royal Garrison Artillery. Deployed to Natal, South Africa for the Second Anglo Boer War. Died of enteric fever (typhoid) at the military hospital, Ladysmith during the recuperation period after the relief of Ladysmith.
Recorded as Bagley on the cemetery memorial. Recorded as Begley on the Natal Field Force Casualty Roll (page 30 line 5) and on In Memoriam by S Watt.
Neither spelling of his name is recorded on the Royal Artillery Boer War memorial on the corner of Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, at the north-east corner of St James Park, London, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/112037).
Recorded as Bagley on the cemetery memorial. Recorded as Begley on the Natal Field Force Casualty Roll (page 30 line 5) and on In Memoriam by S Watt.
Neither spelling of his name is recorded on the Royal Artillery Boer War memorial on the corner of Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, at the north-east corner of St James Park, London, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/112037).
31685 Gunner J Bagley (or Begley), 2nd Company, Southern Division, Royal Garrison Artillery. Deployed to Natal, South Africa for the Second Anglo Boer War. Died of enteric fever (typhoid) at the military hospital, Ladysmith during the recuperation period after the relief of Ladysmith.
Recorded as Bagley on the cemetery memorial. Recorded as Begley on the Natal Field Force Casualty Roll (page 30 line 5) and on In Memoriam by S Watt.
Neither spelling of his name is recorded on the Royal Artillery Boer War memorial on the corner of Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, at the north-east corner of St James Park, London, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/112037).
Recorded as Bagley on the cemetery memorial. Recorded as Begley on the Natal Field Force Casualty Roll (page 30 line 5) and on In Memoriam by S Watt.
Neither spelling of his name is recorded on the Royal Artillery Boer War memorial on the corner of Horse Guards Parade and the Mall, at the north-east corner of St James Park, London, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/112037).
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