Photo taken at Aldershot.
This photo would be of A. C. Jewell when he was with the 20th Hussars.
His rank was Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant. (Four chevrons on lower sleeve, point up)

Photo taken at Canterbury.

In this photo A. C. Jewell’s rank is Conductor and he is with the Commissariat.

Jakdul (Gakdul) Wells
This lithograph was taken from a drawing by Captain Viscount St. Vincent, 16th Lancers.
He would die a day or two later on January 17 , 1885 at the Battle of Klea.

Map from “Too Late for General Gordon and Khartoum.
The grave of Albert Jewell and others is near the zareba formed on the night of Jan 19.
Which is about 3 miles from the Nile.

From the February 14, 1885 issue of the Illustrated London News.

Conductor Of Supplies AC Jewell
Commissariat and Transport Staff
Casualty of the Egyptian Campaign 1884-6
Garrison Church of St Michael and St George, Aldershot, Hampshire, England

Family memorial and Detail
Emsworth Parish Churchyard, Hampshire, England
(Photos and Information courtesy Mark Reid)

20th Hussar Uniform. Since Albert Jewell was probably a Sergeant or Staff Sergeant at one time he would probably wore a uniform similar to this one.