Index to Canadian service records of the South African War (1899-1902) held at the National Archives of Canada
- National Archives of Canada (Added Author)
- British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (Added Author)
- Bones, Charles H. (Added Author)
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This index was converted from the National Archives of Canada card index by Charles H. Bones with assistance by Norma Morrison and Norman K. Crowder.
"Alphabetical index of 6,000 Canadian participants in the South African War, or Boer War, as it is often called, for whom service records can be consulted at the National Archives of Canada in Ottawa, plus information on how to obtain other records held in South Africa."
Partial contents: Index one, South African War service records held at the National Archives of Canada -- Index two, A list of Canadians who served in the South African Constabulary for whom records are held in South Africa; with information on how to obtain them.
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