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UR 947 Ref Surname Forename Address Date of Birth Name of Parent/Guardian Schools Taught in Schools Attended Examinations Passed UR 947 Ref Surname Forename Address Date of Birth Name of Schools Taught In Schools Attended Examinations Passed Course of study Accommodation Date of Comments Parent/Guardian applied for (1, 2, needed Application 3 or 4 years) (parents or hostel) UR 947/1 Ritchie Leslie 11 Pybus Street, 22 Sep. 1911 George William Ritchie Ashbourne Road County School, Derby Central School and London University 4 years Hostel 1 Oct. 1929 Includes Derby Derbyshire - 1929 - 1930 Pupil Teaching Centre [no Matriculation - Jan. 1928 [correspondence correspondence date given] English, French, History, goes on until 1936] relating to the Mathematics, Mechanics application UR 947/2 Rivers George Albert 64 Carnarvon Road, 10 Dec. 1911 George Charles Rivers Godwin Road School - Aug. - Sep. East Ham Central University of London, General 4 years Hostel 26 Oct. 1929 Includes Stratford, London 1928 Secondary School - 1923 - School Examination - 1928 correspondence E15 West Ham County School - Aug. - 1926 (with Matriculation) relating to the Sep. 1929 West Ham Central English, Elementary application and a Secondary School - 1926 to Mathematics, French, 'questionnaire for date Chemistry, Drawing teachers in their probationary year'. UR 947/3 Robinson Dennis 665 Harvey Road, 21 Aug. 1913 Harold Robinson Information provided on a Bemrose School, London University General 1 year Hostel 15 Nov. 1932 Includes Derby [crossed out] separate questionnaire that he is Derbyshire - 1924 - 1931 School Examination - 1928 correspondence "Oakland", teaching at Allenton Junior, [Matriculation exempt] relating to the Chaddesden, nr Derby. Heat Light and Sound, English, application and a Derby French, Latin, Arithmetic, 'questionnaire for Mathematics, Mechanics, teachers in their History, Chemistry probationary year'. UR 947/4 Robinson Frank Elm Farm, Potter 4 Aug. 1908 John William Robinson Potter Hanworth Church of Lincoln Municipal Technical Cambridgeshire School 4 years Hostel 1 Oct. 1927 Includes Hanworth, Lincoln England - 1927- (ongoing) School - 1920 - 1927 Certificate - 1925 correspondence French, Mathematics, Physics, relating to the Drawing and Measuration application UR 947/5 Robinson John Francis 303 Baker Street, 25 Nov. 1909 H Robinson N/A Derby Municipal Secondary London General School 4 years Hostel 1 Oct. 1927 Includes Alvaston, Derby School - 1921 - 1928 Examination - 1926 correspondence [Matriculation exempt] relating to the English, Latin, French, application Mathematics, Heat, Light and Sound, History, Chemistry, Mechanics, Drawing UR 947/6 Rodgers Charles Alwyne Morton, Nr Bourne, 12 Jun. 1908 William Rodgers Morton, Lincolnshire - 1928 - Bourne - 1922 - 1928 Cambridgeshire Senior - 1924 2 years Hostel 29 Aug. 1929 Includes Lincolnshire 1929 Scripture, English, French, correspondence Mathematics, Geography, relating to the History, Physics, Chemistry application UR 947/7 Rodgers Norman Ernest 8 Faraday Road, 18 Jun. 1912 Thomas Ernest Rodgers Bosworth Road Council School - Mundella Secondary School London General School 2 years Parents 25 Nov. 1930 Includes Forster Lenton, 1930 to date - 1929 - 1930 Certificate - 1930 including correspondence Nottingham subjects French, Geography, relating to the English, Chemistry, Physics, application Mathematics. Northern Universities School Certificate UR 947/8 Rollason Gilbert Ivan 29 Lower Stanton 7 Jan. 1911 Mary Ann Grose N/A Ilkeston County Secondary Oxford School Certificate - 1 year Home 27 Oct. 1931 Includes Road, Ilkeston, School - 1927 - 1929 1927 correspondence Derbyshire English, History, French, relating to the Mathematics, Physics, application Drawing, Geography UR 947/9 Roscoe John c/o Mrs Thorpe, 80 17 Aug. 1908 Herbert Noah Roscoe, 52 N/A Manchester Central High Northern Universities 1 year Mapperley Hall 25 Sep. 1930 Includes Lytton Street, Wilbraham Road, Fallowfield, School - 1921 - 1927 Matriculation Certificate - correspondence Leicester Manchester 1925 relating to the added underneath: English, History, Geography, application 2 Chatham Grove, French, German, Withington, Mathematics, Chemistry Manchester UR 947/10 Routledge John North Church 16 Aug. 1906 Marshall Routledge Bakewell Church of England - The Herbert Strutt School, Northern Universities School 2 years Hostel 20 Feb. 1929 Includes Street, Bakewell, 1925 - 1926 Belper - 1919 - 1925 Certificate correspondence Derbyshire Newhall C, Burton on Trent - English, History, Physics, relating to the 1926 - 1928 Mathematics, French, application Bakewell Church of England - Chemistry. 1928 to date Music: Piano - all certificates of Trinity College, London to Associate standard. UR 947/11 Rowland Philip 67 Burford Road, 27 Apr. 1908 Frank Rowland N/A Nottingham High School - Higher School Certificate A 2 years Home 6 Dec. 1928 Includes Nottingham 1919 - 1925 Physics, Chemistry, correspondence Mathematics, French relating to the application UR 947/12 Ruddock John Sydney 2 Twitchell Villas, 16 Jun. 1906 John Ruddock, Park House, Harrogate, Grove Road Boys' Cn Harrogate Secondary Northern Universities School 2 years Not stated 17 Oct. 1927 Includes Sutton-in-Ashfield, Farm, Bilton, Harrogate, School - 1924 - 1925 School - 1918 - 1925 Leaving Certificate - Jul. 1924 correspondence Nottinghamshire Yorkshire Harrogate, Starbeck Mixed Cn Latin, French, Geography, relating to the School - Oct. - Dec. 1925 English, Mathematics, application Sutton-in-Ashfield, Hardwick Chemistry Street Senior Boys' School - Feb. - 1st year examination - London Oct. 1926 City and Guilds in Woodwork UR 947/13 Rutherford Mark 108 Highbury Road, 11 Nov. 1910 William Gladstone Rutherford N/A Ramsey, Isle of Man, London School General - Jun. 4 years Home 28 Sep. 1927 Includes Bulwell, (Reverend) Secondary School - 1922 - 1926 correspondence Nottingham New address: 343 Shobnall 1923 English, French, Elementary, relating to the changed to Street, Burton-on-Trent, Exmouth Secondary School - Mathematics, Latin, application 343 Shobnall Staffordshire 1923 - 1925 Geography Street, High Pavement School, Burton-on-Trent, Nottingham - 1925 Staffordshire UR 947/14 Rutherford Samuel c/o Mrs Rees, 9 Jan. 1909 Reverend W G Rutherford, N/A Exmouth Secondary School - Cambridgeshire Senior - Jul. 1 year Not stated 23 Jan. 1929 Includes "Ivanhoe", Melrose Mosley Villa, 343 Shobnall 1923 - 1925 1925 with Matriculation correspondence Avenue, Beeston, Street, Burton-on-Trent, High Pavement - 1925 - exempt relating to the Nottingham Staffordshire 1927 Mathematics, Drawing application Home Address Physics, Chemistry, English, 343 Shobnall Latin, History, Geography, Street, French, Scripture Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire UR 947/15 Rutt Albert 35 Charles Street, 23 Aug. 1912 Albert Rutt Spring Street Council School, Hucknall County Secondary London Matriculation - Jan. 4 years Home 23 Sep. 1929 Includes Hucknall, Hucknall - Aug. - Sep. 1928 and School - 1923 - 1929 1929 correspondence Nottinghamshire Sep. 1929 Henry Mellish County English, French, Mathematics, relating to the Secondary School - 1929- Geography, Chemistry application and a 1930 'questionnaire for teachers in their probationary year'. UR 947/16 Rabbitt Geoffrey Kirkstall House, 22 Aug. 1912 William Rabbit Yorke Street Junior, Mansfield The Brunts School, Northern Universities 2 years Hostel 27 Sep. 1929 Includes Edwinstowe, Woodhouse - 3 weeks each year Mansfield - 1924 to date Matriculation - Jun. 1929 correspondence Mansfield, 1917 - 1929 English, History, Geography, relating to the Nottinghamshire Mathematics, Botany, French, application Art UR 947/17 Radford George Harvey Somerset Villas, 3 Apr. 1901 Not stated Clay Cross Senior Boys' School - County Secondary School, Oxford Senior Local 2 years Hostel 30 May 1931 Includes Hepthorne Lane, 1918 - 1919 Clay Cross - 1913 - 1918 Examination - 1916 - 1917 correspondence Chesterfield, Hipper Street Boys' School - 1919 English, Geography, History, relating to the Derbyshire - 1920 Art, Arithmetic application Clay Cross Senior Boys' School - 1920 to date UR 947/18 Radford Henry Gordon 27 Beech Avenue, 3 Jan. 1911 George Bend Radford N/A High Pavement - 1922 to London School General with 4 years Home 28 Sep. 1927 Includes Sherwood Rise, date Matriculation exempt correspondence Nottingham English, French, Mathematics, relating to the Chemistry, Heat, Light and application Sound UR 947/19 Raithby Charles Benjamin Station House, 30 Jan. 1913 Ernest Raithby N/A Bourne Grammar School - Cambridge School Certificate - 2 years Hostel 16 Sep. 1930 Includes Rippingale, Bourne, 1927 to date Jul. 1930 with London correspondence Lincolnshire Matriculation exempt relating to the English, French, Physics, application Chemistry, History, Mathematics UR 947/20 Rawlinson John Morton, Nr Bourne, 5 Jul. 1913 Richard Rawlinson N/A Bourne Grammar School - Cambridge School Certificate - 4 years Hostel 1 Oct. 1931 Includes Lincolnshire 1924 to date Jul. 1930 correspondence English, History Elementary relating to the Mathematics, French, application Geography, Physics Cambridge Higher School Certificate - 1931 English, History, Mathematics UR 947/21 Readhead William Kell 1 Meadow Grove, 16 Dec. 1908 Samuel Dewsbury Readhead Ford Council School, Boys' Technical College, West Oxford University School 4 years Hostel 14 Sep. 1927 Includes High Ford, Department, South Hylton - 1927 Hartlepool - 1921 - 1922 Certificate - Jul. 1925 correspondence Sunderland - 1928 Secondary School, Ryhope - Drawing, Physics, Chemistry, relating to the 1922 - 1927 Mathematics, English, French, application Geography Junior Certificate
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