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Murray: BAYLISS 'A'Sqn. died 3.3.1902.
B5204: steward born Southampton Eng., 1872 next of kin in Rushcutter's Bay NSW.
B5197: BAYLIS HM 2 King's South Africa medal clasps (but no KSA medal).
URL2: HM BAYLIS 'A'Sqn. photo #49.
URL3: telegraphic despatch received by his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor from the chief casualty officer Capetown, Death from enteric fever, Elandsfontein 18.2.1902 3rd New South Wales Mounted Rifles, 2086, Harry BAYLISS.'
URL4: South African Casualties — The following is a telegraphic despatch received by the Lieutenant Governor from the Chief Casualty Officer, Capetown — Dangerously ill enteric fever 1.3.1902, Ermelo, Second New South Wales Mounted Infantry, Quarter-Master-Sergeant WH CRIPPS. Middleburgh, Transvaal, Second New South Wales Mounted Infantry, 2583, William GREEN; Second New South Wales Bushmen's Contingent, 20, Wm. BOND; Elandsfontein, Third New South Wales Mounted Infantry, 2086, Harry H BAYLESS; 2069, Horace FOULKES. Pretoria, Third New South Wales Bushmen's Contingent, 2864 Alfred Charles GILLIGAN; 2526, Lance-Corporal Henry Davey REID Second New South Wales Bushmen's Contingent, 2728, Alfred George BROWN; Second New South Wales Mounted Infantry, 1062, Henry Maddley REID; 1100 Wm. HARASS; 1510, Corporal Clifton Thurman ARTHUR. 2.3.1902, Kimberley, New South Wales Bushmen's Continent, 850, John QUINLIVAN, Lieutenant BUCHANAN, Third New South Wales Mounted Rifles, now at Elandsfontein, convalescent from enteric fever, progressing favourably but not yet fit for duty.
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