WW1 commemoration tablet to Seth Bateman.
Seth’s parents were told he had died defending Ladysmith in 1899 during the siege and they commissioned the commemoration tablet. In March 1900 the war correspondent of The Times reported that Seth was captured by the Boers in December 1899 and taken to prison in Pretoria where he died a few months later. The war correspondent was a Mr WS Churchill.

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