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Private Lucien Larue

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South Africa War Monument

Military service

Service number: 7818
Age: 25
Rank: Private
Force: Army
Unit/Regiment: The Royal Canadian Regiment
Enlistment: October 24, 1899
Death: June 24, 1900 Cape Town, South Africa
Additional information

Son of Dr. Léonidas LaRue of Québec Quebec. Formerly served with the 87th Quebec Battery. This is the homage paid to the late Lucien LaRue by the Quebec Chronicle: "Private Lucien LaRue, of this city, who was wounded at Paardeberg, and who we are told has now died of typhoid fever, gave his life for his country and his Queen, just as absolutely as if he had died on the battlefield. His name is worthy of being included among those of the nation's heroes, because he answered the call to arms, did his duty as a soldier, and died in uniform.

MAITLAND GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE (GOODWOOD, CAPE TOWN) South Africa

From city centre, take the N1 travelling north, turn right at the Goodwood/Milnerton off ramp - Vanguard Drive - (M7 / N7) (there is a mountain on the right). Turn right at Voortrekker Road, The cemetery is on the left. Go into gate 3 and the Garden of Remembrance is near the railway tracks in the south/centre (or enter via gate 1).

For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

 

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