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Thank you David.

Paul

djb wrote: These are the movements from Moeller's diary for the two weeks leading up to the engagement:

July 1: Stryd Kraal. 10 mile march to Platrand
July 7: Into ORC. To Standerton
July 8: Goedgevonden. Crossed the Vaal. To Zamenskomst
July 9: Zamenskomst, Vaal and Klip Rivers
July 10: Vaal River
July 11: Sidbury
July 12: Schiedam
July 13: To Villiersdorp
July 14: Villiersdorp
July 15: Rietfontein
July 17: Vlakfontein

Hello Frank,
Thank you.
I have looked on the NA website and must admit I find it a little confusing
I managed to find WO126/67-73 and then realised these are not digitised, so they need to be ordered.
Can I request a search for Dalwoods papers only or is it the full section?

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Hello Paul,
I would have a careful look in WO126/67-73, Clarence Dalwood's original paper may well have survived.
Regards Frank

Paul,

A local researcher would be able to search the first of the JMR boxes for you. Paul Baillie would be good or anyone that uses the NA regularly.

Fingers crossed!
David

Hello Paul,
It is rather enjoyable to just do it yourself, but, the most cost effective way for you would be, as David points out, to comission a researcher.
Regards Frank

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you.
I have looked on the NA website and must admit I find it a little confusing
I managed to find WO126/67-73 and then realised these are not digitised, so they need to be ordered.
Can I request a search for Dalwoods papers only or is it the full section?

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Hello Paul,
I would have a careful look in WO126/67-73, Clarence Dalwood's original paper may well have survived.
Regards Frank

Thank you David.

Paul

djb wrote: Paul,

A local researcher would be able to search the first of the JMR boxes for you. Paul Baillie would be good or anyone that uses the NA regularly.

Fingers crossed!
David

Yes Frank I would like to go one day, will be on my list next time I visit the Capital.

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Hello Paul,
It is rather enjoyable to just do it yourself, but, the most cost effective way for you would be, as David points out, to comission a researcher.
Regards Frank

coldstream wrote: Hello Frank,
Thank you.
I have looked on the NA website and must admit I find it a little confusing
I managed to find WO126/67-73 and then realised these are not digitised, so they need to be ordered.
Can I request a search for Dalwoods papers only or is it the full section?

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Hello Paul,
I would have a careful look in WO126/67-73, Clarence Dalwood's original paper may well have survived.
Regards Frank