The Shangani Patrol, comprising 34 soldiers in the service of the British South Africa Company, was ambushed and annihilated by more than 3,000 Matabele warriors during the First Matabele War in 1893.[n 1] Headed by Major Allan Wilson, the patrol, also referred to asWilson's Patrol, was attacked just north of the Shangani River in Matabeleland in Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe). Its dramatic last stand, sometimes called Wilson's Last Stand, achieved a prominent place in the British public imagination and, subsequently, in Rhodesian national history, roughly mirroring events such as the Alamo massacre or Custer's Last Stand in the United States. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shangani_Patrol CORPORAL HARRY GRAHAM KINLOCH: “B” Troop Salisbury Horse. Born 1863, in Norwood, Surrey. Educated: Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. Came to Mashonaland about 1891. Harry Graham Kinlock Remembered Harrow Cemetery,,Middlesex. The Roll of Honour for the Shangani Patrol MAJOR ALLAN WILSON: Born 1856 in Glen Urquhart, Co. Ross, Scotland. Son of Robert Wilson. Educated: Kirkwall Grammar School, Orkney, and Milnes’ Institution, Fochabers, Co. Moray. Emigrated to South Africa, 1878. Came to Mashonaland in 1892. CAPTAIN HENRY BORROW: Commanded “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1865, probably at Lanivet, Cornwall. Son of Rev. H.J. Borrow. Educated: Tavistock Grammar School and Sherborne. Emigrated to South Africa, 1882. Adjutant, Pioneer Column 1890. CAPTAIN FREDERICK FITZGERALD: Commanded No. 1 Troop, Victoria Rangers. Previously Sub. Inspector, B.S.A. Companys’ Police at Victoria. CAPTAIN HARRY MOXON GREENFIELD; Quartermaster, Victoria Rangers. Born 1861, in Tavistock, Devon Son of T.W. Greenfield. Educated: Tavistock Grammar School and the Independent College, Taunton. Emigrated to South Africa. Came to Mashonaland 1891. Married, with 2 children. CAPTAIN WILLIAM JOSEPH JUDD: Commanded No. 4 Troop, Victoria Rangers. Originally from Cape Colony. Member of the Pioneer Column, 1890. CAPTAIN ARGENT BLUNDELL KIRTON: Officer-in-Charge of transport, Victoria Rangers. Born 1857, in Portsmouth Hants. Son of Major Edward B. Kirton. Educated: St. Pauls’ Grammar School, Cosham. Emigrated to South Africa 1873. Married, with 3 children. LIEUTENANT AREND HERMANUS HOFMEYR: No. 4 Troop, Victoria Rangers. Son of a Clergyman of the Dutch Reformed Church in Cape Colony. LIEUTENANT GEORGE HUGHES: No. 1Troop, Victoria Rangers. Son of an Irish Methodist Minister. Educated: Methodist College, Belfast, and the Royal University. Emigrated, first to America and later to South Africa. Member of the Pioneer Column 1890 TROOP SARGEANT-MAJOR SIDNEY CHARLES HARDING: Victoria Rangers. Born 1861, in Kensington, London. Son of Colonel Charles Harding. Educated: Felsted School and St. Johns’ College, Cambridge. Emigrated to South Africa. Came to Mashonaland in 1893. SERGEANT CLIFFORD BRADBURN: Victoria Rangers. Born 1868, in Moseley, Birmingham. Son of Mr. Alfred Bradburn. Educated: Queens’ College, Birmingham. Emigrated to South Africa 1890. Came to Mashonaland in 1893. SERGEANT HAROLD ALEXANDER BROWN: Victoria Rangers. Eduated in Harrow and Exeter College, Oxford. Travelled in Albania, Asia Minor, Egypt and Morocco. Member of the Pioneer Column, 1890. CORPORAL FREDERICK CROSSLEY COLQUHOUN: Victoria Rangers. Born 1876 in Edinburgh. Son of F.C. Colquhoun. Educated: Bedford Modern School. Emigrated to South Africa, 1887. Member of Pioneer Column, 1890 CORPORAL HARRY GRAHAM KINLOCH: “B” Troop Salisbury Horse. Born 1863, in Norwood, Surrey. Educated: Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. Came to Mashonaland about 1891. TROOPER WILLIAM ABBOTT: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born in Thornthwaite, Cumberland. Son of Joseph Abbott of High Hill, Keswick. Emigrated to South Africa 1889. Came to Mashonaland about 1892. TROOPER WILLIAM BATH: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1856, in Middlesex. Son of J. Bath. Educated: Commercial Schools, Clapham. Emigrated to South Africa 1884. In business in Salisbury. TROOPER WILLIAM HENRY BRITTON: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1870, in Halstead Essex, where he was educated. Emigrated to South Africa 1889 or 1890. TROOPER EDWARD BROCK: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. TROOPER L DEWIS: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. TROOPER DENNIS MICHAEL CRONLY DILLON: Signaller, Victoria Rangers. Born 1868, in Burdwan, India. Son of J.C. Dillon, Postmaster general of the Punjab. Educated: St. Edmunds’ College, Hertfordshire, and Stonyhurst College. Emigrated to South Africa 1888. Member of the Pioneer Column, 1890. TROOPER HAROLD JOHN HELLET: Victoria Rangers. TROOPER GEORGE SAWERS MACKENZIE: “B” Troop Salisbury Horse. Born in England about 1870. Emigrated to South Africa 1892. Came to Mashonaland with express intention of joining the Volunteers. TROOPER MATTHEW MEIKLEJOHN: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Originally from Cape Town. TROOPER HAROLD DALTON WATSON MOORE MONEY: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1872, in Tulpigori, Bengal. Son of Major General R.C. Money Educated: Wellington College. Emigrated to South Africa (as protégé of Capt. Borrow) in May, 1893. TROOPER PERCY CRAMPTON NUNN: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1855, in Bury St. Edmunds Son of R. Nunn, Professor of Music. Emigrated to South Africa, 1881. TROOPER ALEXANDER HAY ROBERTSON: Victoria Rangers. TROOPER JOHN (“Jack”) ROBERTSON: Victoria Rangers. Born 1867, in Auchnayle, Pitlochry. Son of John Robertson. Emigrated to South Africa about 1887 TROOPER WILLIAM ALEXANDER THOMSON: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1871, in Aberdeen. Educated: Elgin Academy. Emigrated to South Africa, 1889. Came to Mashonaland in 1891. TROOPER HENRY ST. JOHN TUCK: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1868. Son of W.H. Tuck, M.A. Educated: Lancing College, and in Germany. Emigrated to South Africa in 1889. Member of the Pioneer Column, 1890 TROOPER FRANK LEON VOGEL: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Born 1870, in Auckland, New Zealand. Son of the Hon. Sir Julius Vogel K.C.M.G. Educated: Charterhouse. Came to Mashonaland in 1891. TROOPER PHILIP WOUTER DE VOS: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. TROOPER HENRY GEORGE WATSON: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. TROOPER THOMAS COLCLOUGH WATSON: “B” Troop, Salisbury Horse. Son of Colonel T.J. Watson. Educated: Wellington College. Emigrated to Mashonaland in 1891. TROOPER EDWARD EARLE WELBY: Victoria Rangers. http://www.newrhodesian.net/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=2929
KINLOCH—Killed in action against the Matabele on the Shangani River, under Major Wilson, on or about the 4th December, Harry Graham Kinloch, aged 30, second son of Charles Kinloch, Northwick Lodge, Harrow. http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.php/south-african-magazine/295-south-africa-1894-1-january-march
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