5064 Private A Fogg, 1st Battalion the (King's) Liverpool Regiment. The Battalion was in Ladysmith when war was declared. They fought at the battle of Rietfontein on 24 Oct 1899 and then withdrew into Ladysmith where they were throughout the siege. During the siege the Liverpools were located on the north side of the town, and were not in the terrible fighting when the attack was made upon the southern defences on 6 Jan 1900. Private Fogg died of enteric fever (typhoid) at the Intombi Military Hospital, Ladysmith. He was buried in Intombi cemetery. He is also commemorated on the (King's) Liverpool Regiment Boer War memorial in St John's Gardens, behind St Georges Hall, William Brown Street, City Centre, Liverpool, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/121227).
5064 Private A Fogg, 1st Battalion the (King's) Liverpool Regiment. The Battalion was in Ladysmith when war was declared. They fought at the battle of Rietfontein on 24 Oct 1899 and then withdrew into Ladysmith where they were throughout the siege. During the siege the Liverpools were located on the north side of the town, and were not in the terrible fighting when the attack was made upon the southern defences on 6 Jan 1900. Private Fogg died of enteric fever (typhoid) at the Intombi Military Hospital, Ladysmith. He was buried in Intombi cemetery. He is also commemorated on the (King's) Liverpool Regiment Boer War memorial in St John's Gardens, behind St Georges Hall, William Brown Street, City Centre, Liverpool, England (see: https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/121227).
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