Posted by Ronnie on 5/8/2026, 14:36:36, in reply to "Re: St Philip's Church South African War Memorial aka Boer War"✏️ Edited by Ronnie on 5/8/2026, 15:43:21 Yes, John, but the Kings weren't at Spion Kop—they did serve in South Africa; see list below of regiments at Spion Kop. The book Our Regiments in South Africa below has 9 pages on the kings. Hands Street, off Lawler Street, was named after William Henry Hands; his name is on the Spion Kop memorial. I've lots of research material on the Litherland men who served in that war. The books below are from my collection. Message Thread St Philip's Church South African War Memorial aka Boer War - Ronnie 4/8/2026, 20:37:54 Pte 2515 Frederick Sidney Banner Effects Form 118A - Ronnie 5/8/2026, 05:32:55 Re: St Philip's Church South African War Memorial aka Boer War - Norma 4/8/2026, 21:08:06 Re: St Philip's Church South African War Memorial aka Boer War - John R 5/8/2026, 07:05:57 Re: St Philip's Church South African War Memorial aka Boer War - Ronnie 5/8/2026, 14:36:36 The Liverpool Regiment in South Africa - Ronnie 5/8/2026, 15:31:20 « Index
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