Personal data
| Name | Van den Bergh |
|---|---|
| Initials | S.J.H. |
| Christian name | Seymour J.H. |
| Family | Son of Henry and Henriette Van den Bergh, of 8, Kensington Palace Gardens, London. |
Military data
| Rank | Lt. |
|---|---|
| Regiment / Unit | 1 County of London Yeomanry (Middlesex Hussars) |
| Date of death | |
| Age | 27 |
| Cemetery / Memorial | Beersheba War Cemetery, Q.13, Israel and Palestine (including Gaza); personal inscription: SON OF HENRY & HENRIETTE VAN DEN BERGH SO FAR FROM HOME YET SO NEAR TO THOSE WHO LOVE HIM |
Other information
- Information
- Killed in action
- Information 2
- Brother of James H., Lt., 6 London Brigade, died 21.05.1916 (Arras Memorial)
- Information 3
- 'The Van den Bergh Lamp' - Fulham Branch, London. Endowed on 06.03.1929. First lit on 27.04.1929 at The Great Hall of Church House, Westminster, by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. "To the loving memory of Seymour James Van den Bergh, Capt., Middlesex Yeomanry, Beersheba, 27.10.1917; and of James Henry Van den Bergh, Lt., 6th London Brigade, R.F.A. (T.F.), Vimy Ridge, 21.5.1916." (Given by their brother.)
Sources
- Source
- Liber Vitae 1928
- Source 2
- Roll of the Lamps of Maintenance of Toc H, 1922-1936