Private Alfred Blair Smyly
Number: 25172
Company: 74th (Dublin) Company (New), 8th Battalion
ENLISTMENT
Date: 4 February 1901
Place: Curragh
Age: 22 years 6 months
Trade of calling: Nil
Place of birth: In the Parish of Langfield, in or near the Town of Langfield, in the County of Tyrone
Family: Not married. Father the Rev. William Archibald Smyly, clergyman, mother Annie Smyly (nee Brown), of Kilkullen Rectory, Kilcullen, County Kildare.
Previous military service: No
Description: Height 5' 9 1/4". Complexion pale, eyes hazel, hair dark brown. Scar on sternum.
Religion: Church of England
ACTIVE SERVICE
Date to South Africa: 22 March 1901
Service medal, clasps and other awards: Queen's South Africa Medal. Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, 1901 clasps.
DEATH
Date: 22 November 1901
Place: Kimberley Hospital
Cause: Wounds received at Rooikopjes on 24 August 1901.
Buried/ commemorated: Kimberley
Northern Constitution, 31 August 1901
Dublin Evening Mail, 26 November 1901
This page last updated 28 August 2024.