Clement Graham

Boer Prisoners Of War:

Number: 25743 Surname: GRAHAM Name: CLEMENT Age: 34 Address: DOORNHOEK District: VRYHEID Captured Where: GNATESBERG Captured When: 1901/11/17 Camp: ONBEKEND Country: ONBEKEND Ship (To): ONBEKEND Ship (Back): N/A

Name: Graham, Clement Date: 09 July 1902 Number: 25743 Source: Pretoria Archives Collection: Prisoners of War in Bermuda

Camps for Boers - Bermuda The fourth place to be used for prisoners was the islands of Bermuda. Five of the islands were used and these received over 5,000 men. The internees where split on their attitude to the war and were physically separated on this basis. Those who believed the war should be continued were sent to Darrell's Island and closely guarded. Morgan's Island held 884 men, including 27 officers. There was 809 on Tucker's Island, 607 on Burt's Island 607 and 35 on Port's Island where the hospital facilities were located. There was an Industrial Association linked to each camp. This encouraged participation in camp work but also in the making of craft items and games.

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DEPOT TAB SOURCE SP TYPE LEER VOLUME_NO 28 SYSTEM 01 REFERENCE SPR2613/91 PART 1 DESCRIPTION PUBLIEKE AANKLAGER MIDDELBURG. RE VERSUS CLEMENT GRAHAM. STARTING 18910909 ENDING 18910909