Cemetery
Dar Es Salaam War Cemetery
Dar es-Salaam, Coastal Zone, Tanzania
18 casualties commemorated here
Private (3rd Bn.)
Bailey (Peter Emanuel)
Service No.
2609
Died (Aged 23)
07/05/1917
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Private (2nd Bn.)
Barrett (E S)
Service No.
2146
Died
17/09/1916
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Private (5th Bn.)
Bennett (Eustace Michael)
Service No.
5031
Died (Aged 30)
07/03/1918
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Private (3rd Bn.)
Brown (P)
Service No.
2665
Died
08/11/1916
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Private (1st Bn.)
Callender (R A)
Service No.
50
Died
26/01/1917
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Private (1st Bn.)
Cuke (S)
Service No.
794
Died
25/04/1917
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Private (5th Bn.)
Farquharson (J)
Service No.
4910
Died
05/05/1917
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Private (1st Bn.)
Goddard (E L A)
Service No.
849
Died
11/05/1917
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Lieutenant (2nd Bn.)
Hutchinson (S M)
Service No.
-
Died
08/01/1918
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Private
Morgan (J)
Service No.
423
Died (Aged 25)
10/12/1917
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Private (1st Bn.)
Mullins (C)
Service No.
2440
Died
05/12/1916
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Lance Corporal
Phillips (G)
Service No.
1077
Died
10/12/1917
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Private (1st Bn.)
Pinder (E)
Service No.
441
Died
23/03/1917
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Private (5th Bn.)
Powell (Haverel)
Service No.
5889
Died (Aged 26)
20/02/1917
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Private (5th Bn.)
Ricketts (Nathaniel)
Service No.
5903
Died
19/06/1917
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Private (1st Bn.)
Smith (J)
Service No.
490
Died
18/08/1918
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Private (1st Bn.)
Taitt (Charles Julien Augustus)
Service No.
1530
Died (Aged 23)
18/10/1916
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Captain
Whitelegg (Harry Cedric)
Service No.
-
Died (Aged 25)
08/11/1916
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Life Stories
Thousands of West Indian soldiers served in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa during two World Wars. Many made the ultimate sacrifice, with graves now standing as enduring symbols of their courage and commitment.