« Reply #2 on: Thursday 23 September 10 15:54 BST (UK) »
Hello Lezley
If Hugh Billsland Little was a soldier, its likely from the dates you have that he was serving with British Troops in the Boer Wars.
At Standerton was an infamous Concentration Camp, run by the British Army for the internment of Boers. He may have served on the staff there?
Also, there are many documentated cases of soldiers from both sides, dying of Enteric, during a outbreak at Standerton, 1902, and, of course, at other times.
Cheers
Danchaslyn
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