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Frazer Carleton Armstrong who, sadly, died of enteric, at Mafeking during the awful siege, is very clearly shown in Watt as having been buried at Mafeking in a marked grave, number 251, I assume and sincerely hope, this is still extant today, does anyone have a photograph of it, that they might be prepared to post here?
Any, indeed all, comments and thoughts entertained.
Frank Kelley

Frank,

I guess he will be here somewhere but this is too indistinct. Picture from 1902.

This site has a closer view with some of the names on the first row visible.

www.alamy.com/stock-photo-cemetery-at-ma...owing-105398415.html

Afternoon David,
Well, I think a contemporary photograph would really be so much nicer, but, of course, actually finding an example, if there is one extant these days, is another matter altogether, still never mind, I do live in hope.
The reason I asked, is because, quite unexpectedly, his medal was placed into my hand last week and a most interesting gentleman he is proving to be, in particular, his family background.
Kind regards Frank

His Probate records are available under the name Fraser Carleton Armstrong Frank. Would you like a download thereof?

If so please PM me.

Regards

Rory