The Australian Boer War Memorial
Anzac Parade Canberra
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Private Frederick Cook |
Ancestor Details
Acsestor's Name: Frederick Cook
Ancestor's date of birth: 1868
Ancestor's date of death: 10/08/1948
Cause of Death: Age related
Service and Life Before the Boer War: Blacksmith
Service Number: 893
Colony or State of enlistment: NSW, Place of Enlistment: Millthorpe
Unit: 'D' Company NSW Imperial Bushmen
Rank attained in Boer War: PTE, Date Effective: On enlistment
Highest Rank attained (if served after war): No evidence of post Boer War service
Murray Page: 99
Contingent: Fourth New South Wales
Ship: Armenian, Date of Sailing: 23/04/1900
Memorial details: Detail not provided
Awards/Decorations/Commendations: Queen's South Africa medal with clasps.
Personal Characteristics: He was the brother of Silas Cook, Trooper, #194, D Squadron, 1st New South Wales Mounted Rifles.
Reasons to go and fight: Detail not provided.
Details of service in war: May 1900 - May 1901 in Rhodesia and west Transvaal including capture of de la Rey's convoy and guns at Wildfontein (24 March 1901).
Service and life after the Boer War:Returned to Australia: 17 July 1901 on the Orient. Was a blacksmith at Bellingen.
Descendant Details
Name of Descendant: Helen Watt, Maroochydore QLD
Relationship to Ancestor: Great Niece
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