Anyone with a Forces War Records sub can help me out on one?

[Paulo Leeds]

would be much appreciated...?

[rosie99]

A lot of the information on that site is available elsewhere.  What information are you after 

[Paulo Leeds]

There is no registered death for a James Relton (born in 1846 to William and Hannah and lived in Huntingdonshire in 1861)

I think he may have, therefore, died in the Boer War around 1900...

[BumbleB]

There is a death recorded (Ancestry) for:

J Relton - 4690
30 November 1900 at Kroonstad
Private with the South Africa Field Force, 1st Battalion, West Riding Regiment

[Paulo Leeds]

any way of finding out this persons first name, hometown or DOB or age?

[BumbleB]

There is no further information.  However, perhaps if you contact the West Riding Regiment Museum, they may have more information.

FindMyPast say that he is mentioned on two memorials:

Duncombe Place, York - an Edwardian Cross
All Saints Chapel, York Minster - Duke of Wellington Regiment plaque

[rosie99]

Your James is still with his parents in 1871

[JJen]

The James Relton who died in 1900 had the Service Number 4690, his Service record shows he was born 1877 in Bradford, Yorkshire. Therefore not your James Relton.

JJ

[Paulo Leeds]

Thanks.

I wonder how he avoided a registered death then...