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"Dear John" - servicemen and divorce cases 5 years 3 months ago #62157

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A "Herbert James G Beech" served with Loch's Horse and the Orange River Colony Police.

Could he have been recruited in the UK?
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"Dear John" - servicemen and divorce cases 5 years 3 months ago #62164

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According to Stirling, Loch's Horse was "largely recruited in England".
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"Dear John" - servicemen and divorce cases 5 years 3 months ago #62165

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A bit of additional information on the Beeches - they were married at St James's Church, Swansea, on 17th June 1890. In 1897 H. J. G. Beech had taken a studio in Kensington, London, and since 1899 had refused to live with his wife, and declined to provide a home for her.

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