Boer War. 'Duke's Son, Cook's Son!' Lance-Corpl. James H. Dunlop, 1st Border Regiment under General Hart

Boer War. Sergt. William Cobban, 5th Fusiliers (Fighting Fifth), son of Dr. Cobban, of Rotherham. Entered the Army in 1896 at Sheffield.

Boer War. 'Duke's Son, Cook's Son!' Gunner John Dixon, Royal Artillery. Joined the Artilllery eight years ago. After serving on garrison duty at Gibraltar for five years he joined the reserves being recalled for the Transvaal War.

Boer War. 'Duke's Son, Cook's Son!' Driver Albert Parsons is a member of the 8th Company, Army Service Corps

Boer War. Corporal Arthur Fawcett of the Army Service Corps in a letter to his wife, dated Ladysmith, March 8th, interestingly describes the above incident of which he himself was a participator

Boer War. York and Lancaster Regiment. Pte. Albert Hobson, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment. Left Liverpool in the Majestic about the middle of December, 1899, and arrived in Durban on New Year's Day.

Private W. Elshaw, Northumberland Fusiliers, Sheffield, reported killed

J H Swift and Sons, [537] Penistone Road, Sheffield - business card, c. 1900

Boer War. York and Lancaster Regiment. Lance-Corporal G. Headley, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment. Enlisted in the 2nd York and Lancaster in 1895. After being 18 months at Pontefract and Clchester, he went out with the draft to India.

Boer War. Pte. Edward Hornby, of Crookes, 1st York and Lancaster Regiment. Attached to General Buller's troops.