GPS 32 deg 38 min 59.6 sec S, 26 deg 16 min 26.2 sec E
Significance
The Mankazana Post was manned from the mid-1830s to monitor access to the Mankazana Valley from the north.
The Memorial was dedicated in 1958 through the efforts of the SA Legion.
In Tribute to The Officers and Men of the 91st Argyllshire Highlanders And the 91st Reserve Regiment Who gave their lives In the Cause of Duty in the Wars from 1844 to 1857 They are remembered with Pride By the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Association 1957
The Mankazana Post Roll of Honour James Gibb - Killed in Action 16 April 1846 - Burns Hill William McDonald - Killed in Action 16 April 1846 - Burns Hill James Nelson - Killed in Action 16 April 1846 - Burns Hill Robert Yule - Killed in Action 16 April 1846 - Burns Hill John Smillie 17 April 1846 Tyumie Camp Alexander Stewart - 18 April 1846 - Block Drift William Simms - 19 April 1846 - Died of Wounds - Block Drift Thomas Duke - 19 April 1846 - Leeuwfontein Thomas Hazley - 19 April 1846 - Leeuwfontein John Jolly - Died of Wounds - 11 August 1846 received on 12 May 1846
