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Arthur Timlick

In memory of:

Trooper Arthur Timlick

December 9, 1901
Uitkomst, South Africa

Military Service

Service Number:

1887

Age:

21

Force:

Army

Unit:

South African Constabulary

Additional Information

Son of Mrs. M. Timlick of New Westminister, British Columbia.

Commemorated on Page 41 of the South African War Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.

Burial Information

Cemetery:

KRUGERSDORP GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE
South Africa

Grave Reference:

N/A

Location:

Enter Krugersdorp on the R28, Paardekraal Road, right into R24 (Commissaris Straat) pass police station on right, carry on for 500 m, turn left into Omega, go to top of street. (Opposite jail).

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  • Memorial Marker– "This marker, carved in the shape of a tree denoting a young life cut short, commemorates the life and military service of Arthur Timleck(sic). He was a member of the contingent of young men who answered the call of the Boer War, was wounded and subsequently died in 1901 at age 21. The Museum of the Royal Westminster Regiment in New Westminster has a large, old plaque of dedication to Timleck (sic)." Taken from: This virtual tour of the Fraser Cemetery and the short background history of this cemetery that accompanies it have been created, researched, photographed, and written, by Archie and Dale Miller (A Sense of History Research Services Inc.), who are pleased to provide it to the New Westminster Public Library, for inclusion on their Heritage Website. Copyright 2002 A Sense of History Research Services Inc. http://www.nwpl.ca/nwheritage.org/heritagesite/history/content/fraser/Frasercap.htm

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    Memorial Marker
    Memorial Marker – "This marker, carved in the shape of a tree denoting a young life cut short, commemorates the life and military service of Arthur Timleck(sic). He was a member of the contingent of young men who answered the call of the Boer War, was wounded and subsequently died in 1901 at age 21. The Museum of the Royal Westminster Regiment in New Westminster has a large, old plaque of dedication to Timleck (sic)." Taken from: This virtual tour of the Fraser Cemetery and the short background history of this cemetery that accompanies it have been created, researched, photographed, and written, by Archie and Dale Miller (A Sense of History Research Services Inc.), who are pleased to provide it to the New Westminster Public Library, for inclusion on their Heritage Website. Copyright 2002 A Sense of History Research Services Inc. http://www.nwpl.ca/nwheritage.org/heritagesite/history/content/fraser/Frasercap.htm

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