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Australians
in the Boer War
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Hint: This site is intended as a search aid - not a definitive source. It is essentially an index to documents that seem to relate to this person plus a very brief precis of relevant elements. Sources often conflict and I also flag things with a ? when I am unsure. So if the information below is important to you, then please check the original sources to see what else they contain (and in case I have inadvertantly introduced transcription and/or precising errors). There can be additional information that was not included in the database for both space and copyright reasons.
| Surname | | HOLLYWOOD |
| Given Name(s) or Initial(s) | | Simon John |
| Regimental Number | | 1330 |
| Rank | | Private |
| Unit Name | | Australian Army Medical Corps (SA) |
| State | | SA |
Extracts and Comments
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Murray: SA Details.
B5207: engineer aged 26 from Forrestville SA.
URL1: The transport Norfolk, one of the neatest, cleanest, and best of the boats that have been engaged in conveying troops to and from South Africa, came to anchor off Largs Ray late on Wednesday night [30.7.1902]. In addition to several hundreds of troops for the eastern States, there were on board the undermentioned South Australians - ARMY MEDICAL CORPS - Sergeant HE ELPHICK, Corporal JB NATION, Corporal AL WORTHINGTON, Privates M BLACKWELL, FW JAMES, EA HIGGS, VR RULE, SJ HOLLYWOOD.
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Murray: Official Records of the Australian Contingents etc. page(s) 378
B5207: National Archives of Australia series B5207
Ad. Advertiser: Adelaide Advertiser newspaper date(s) 1.8.1902
| | External Link URL1 | | nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4865168 |
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