The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Graves of Australians killed in 1900 during the defence of Elands River against the Boers. The large headstone is inscribed with four names of men of the NSW Citizens Bushmen): SSM Mitchell [Squadron Sergeant Major James Mitchell]; Trooper (Tpr) Duff [34 Trooper James Daniel Duff]; Trooper Walker [75 Tpr James Edwin Walker] and Trooper Warddell (sic) [327 Tpr John Waddell]. The small headstone bears the following inscription "In memory of Corpl Norton [583 Corporal Charles William Norton, Third Victorian Bushmens Contingent], killed in action 4th August 1900".
The remains of a headstone, cut from slate from the surrounding hills, placed on the common grave of Staff Sergeant James Mitchell of Tenterfield, NSW who died of wounds on 17 August 1900; Trooper Jam
Studio portrait of Trooper John Waddell of the New South Wales Citizens Bushmen, who was killed in action against the Boers at Elands River, Transvaal, on 4 August, 1900.
The remains of a headstone, cut from slate from the surrounding hills, placed on the common grave of Staff Sergeant James Mitchell of Tenterfield, NSW who died of wounds on 17 August 1900; Trooper Jam
Hand coloured outdoor portrait of an unidentified soldier standing behind the headstone of 508 Squadron Sergeant Major James Mitchell, Trooper James Duff, Trooper John Waddell and Trooper James Walker
Slate headstone from site of the siege of Elands River in Transvaal with a roughly shaped triangular apex. The stone has shallow chiselled writing: 'IN/ MEMORY OF/ S.SGT. MAL. MITCHELL/ TpR. DUFF TpR.
Studio portrait of 156 Trooper (Tpr) Herbert William Waddell, New South Wales Citizen Bushmen. Tpr Waddell was killed in action at Pienaars River, South Africa on 22 September 1900.
