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About: S. P. E. Trichard     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Stephanus Petrus Erasmus Trichard (23 January 1847, Ohrigstad - October 1907, Kenya) was the son of , and the grandson of Louis Tregardt. He took part in most campaigns against rebellious African tribes in the ZAR, as well as the storming of Amajuba in the First Boer War and the defence against the Jameson Raid. After his participation in the Second Boer War, he took part in an organised emigration to east Africa, where he died.