In the cemetery, the Crematorium is on the left and there is a path to the right. Proceed along the path towards the concentration camp graves. Walk east of the graves to the edge. There are more concentration camp graves with 3 brick planters on one side. The reburials memorial and ABW graves are in this area.
Captain Younger's grave is at the western corner of the first planter.
GPS 26 deg 6 min 8.74 sec S, 27 deg 45 min 36.59 sec E
The Citation recorded in the London Gazette reads:
"Captain D. R. Younger, Gordon Highlanders.
This Officer, during the action near Krugersdorp, on the 11th July, 1900, volunteered for and took out the party which successfully dragged a Royal Artillery wagon under cover of a small kopje, though exposed to a very heavy and accurate fire at only 850 yards range. He also accompanied the second party of volunteers who went out to try and bring in one of the guns. During the attempt he was mortally wounded, dying shortly afterwards. His cool and gallant conduct was the admiration of all who witnessed it, and, had Captain Younger lived, the Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief in South Africa, would have recommended him for the high award of the Victoria Cross, at the same time as Captain W. E. Gordon, of the same Regiment."
IN SACRED AND LOVING MEMORY OF DAVID REGINALD YOUNGER, V.C. CAPTAIN 1ST BATT. THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS, ELDEST SON OF THE LATE DAVID YOUNGER, EDINBURGH. KILLED IN ACTION AT LEEHOEHOEK NEAR KRUGERSDORP 11th JULY 1900 I THANK MY GOD UPON EVERY REMEMBRANCE OF YOU IN RECOGNITION OF THE CONSPICUOUS BRAVERY DISPLAYED BY HIM IN THE ABOVE ACTION HE WOULD HAVE BEEN RECOMMENDED TO HER MAJESTY FOR THE VICTORIA CROSS HAD HE LIVED
THE VICTORIA CROSS WAS SUBSEQUENTLY GRANTED TO THE RELATIVES OF CAPTAIN YOUNGER