Personal Details Name: Captain Arthur Frederick William King Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Nationality: British Occupation: doctor Notes: 28/11/1902: Indian Medical Corps Medical Directory, 1900, p.1884: Military: Capt IMS Bombay; MRCS, LRCP Long 1894; (St Thos); late Clin Asst Department for Diseases of Throat St Thos Hospital. Unique ID: 1942 Camp History Name: Springfontein RC Date departure: 24/03/1902 Date departure: 21/3/1902 Reason departure: transferred Destination: Orange River RC Notes: 21/3/1902, CSRC to SRC, Springfontein: To tell Dr King that he must proceed to OR RC to take over position as PMO as soon as possible. The reasons is that the doctor there [Gibson] at present only holds the appointment as a temporary measure and as he is taking over the medical charge of the camp to be formed at Uitenhage, he is required to proceed to East London to confer with Mr Mansergh re future medical arrangements in his camp. Name: Orange River RC Sources Title: SRC 39 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 39 Dates: Mar-Apr 1902 Notes: A1030, 21/3/1902, CSRC to SRC, Springfontein and related correspondence Title: SRC 31 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 31 Dates: Nov-Dec 1902 Notes: RC10393, 28/11/1902, CSRC to Major C Moss, DAAG for AAG, Bloemfontein

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