Queens South Africa. Raeburn (Dyson). Shropshire Light Infantry. #sherborne he attested for the Royal

he attested for the Royal Field Artillery in February 1903

000 minted

AD 136-138

unsigned to the rear

Queens South Africa. Raeburn (Dyson). Shropshire Light Infantry. #sherborne he attested for the RoyalQueen's South Africa 1899 1902, 2 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State (5989 Pte. P. E. Raeburn, 2nd Shropshire Lt. Infy.), good very fine. He appears on the Medal Roll as P. Raeburn, and on his enlistment papers as Thomas Raeburn, but his true name was Sam Dyson. P. E. Raeburn Thomas Raeburn Sam Dyson was born circa 1880 at St. Philips, Manchester, made his living as a labourer, and was serving with the 3rd Battalion, Royal Lancaster Regiment at