St Olave’s School

Remembering the Olavian ‘Fallen’ in the Great War 1914-18 ‘Till all our fight be fought’

St Olave’s School Roll of Honour

‘Next to the land that’s under us, our honour and our name’

192 Old Olavians were reported as Fallen

75 Olavian Fallen were Commissioned Officers

5 Olavian Fallen were awarded the Military Cross

3 Olavian Fallen were awarded the Military Medal

4 Olavian Fallen were ‘Mentioned in Despatches’

26 Olavian fallen didn’t leave the School until after the War had commenced.

3 Master’s were amongst the Fallen

9 School Captains lost their lives

23 were N.C.O’s in the Infantry

The highest ranking Officer was a Major. There were 14 Captains,21 Lieutenants and 36 Second Lieutenants

9 Olavian Fallen transferred from the Army to the Royal Flying Corps

15 Olavian Fallen joined the Artillery.

5 Olavian Fallen worked in the Medical Corps

7 were attached the Royal Navy or Volunteer Reserve

2 were in the Tank Corps and 5 were in the Machine Gun Corps

Olavian Fallen served in 65 different Infantry Regiments, Artillery Batteries, Ship’s Companies, Air Squadrons and Tunnelling Companies. Olaf to right the wrong

‘Though far away they seem to us, the mighty days of youth’: the nine School Captains

BUDD 1916-17 COCK 1915-16 N. HAMILTON 1911-12 J.T.JONES 1914-15

KEES EY 1904-05 MAYBROOK 1912-13 NORRIS 1912-1 3 SANDERS 1911-12 WADE 1914-15 Olavian ‘Fallen’ with School Athletic Distinctions

AKERMAN 1901-05 BENDIXEN 1906 DODKINS 1907-11 HUSK 1904-07

GRANT 1890-99 HARVARD 1904-10 MAYBROOK 1908-13 WADE 1904-15 Till all our fight be fought

Each one was valued by his chum and friends, each one was fitted for some little part We hear that pitiful long list of names in all this many-sided life of ours. of Old Olavians – many of them boys, going from school into the war-machine. And right across that love, across that life, insatiate It makes one hate the injustice of it all, war with blind stupidity has cut its way and those lads, mere schoolboys, radiant, torn them from their friends. A dozen years have full of hope, upon the threshold of the passed and to most here, the names are outer world, swept out of life, strange. killed on the battlefield. Soon it may be, the list no longer read, will rest, The solemn reading of their names, recalls a vellum roll, within a drawer, mute witness their faces as we knew them in the school, of their willing sacrifice. linked with some tone of glance, some incident of classroom, or the corps, But while the youthful figure, sword in hand, or cricket field. The name recalls the features: calls through the years, our youth to take their one by one, seen as of old, they pass stand, with heart ablaze to fight against before the mind, a living gallery of pictures, the wrong, may these forgotten names dearer made by pity, for the wanton sacrifice live to declare to future generations of their young lives to cruel war’s demands of the school, the cruel injustice, senseless sacrifice of life, the misery, the desolation, Some had already shown their quality, earning wrought by war. high praise at college, and marked out for special service; others were to find their places in the humbler tasks of life. Yet, whether slow or brilliant, each was loved, each of them lived within his mother’s heart, Armistice Day 1930 Headmaster Rushbrooke

‘Dulce de Decorum Est’ – Wilfred Owen.

Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge, Till on the haunting flares, we turned our backs, And towards our distant rest, began to trudge. Men marching asleep. Many had lost their boots, But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame, all blind; Drunk with fatigue, deaf even to the hoots Of gas-shells dropping softly behind.

Gas! Gas! Quick, boys! – An ecstasy of fumbling, Fitting the clumsy helmets, just in time, But someone still was yelling out and stumbling And floundering like a man in fire or lime. – Dim through the misty panes and thick green light, As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.

If in some smothering dreams, you too could pace Behind the wagon that we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face, His hanging face, like a devil’s sick of sin; If you could hear at every jolt, the blood Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs Bitter a the cud Of vile incurable sores on innocent tongues, - My friend, you would not tell, with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mortui.

The Fallen

Old Olavians

listed alphabetically by surname

2nd Lieutenant Ralph Portland Akerman, 11th Londons (Finsbury Rifles) (1901 to 1905) Netley Military Cemetery, Southampton – Grave reference 1738

Private James Edgar Almond, 9th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1911 to 1916) Beacon Cemetery, Sailly-Lorette, Somme – Grave reference – 111.G.4

Private William Athow, 8th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1890-1899) Wimereux Communal Cemetery – Grave reference 11.L.9A

Private Albert George Baker, 5th Londons (London Rifle Brigade) (1909 to 1912) Corbie Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave reference 2.C.90

Private Harold William Baker, 20th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1910 to 1915) Heninel-Croisilles Road Cemetery – Grave reference 11.E.34

Lieutenant Ernest Barton, Royal Field Artillery (1900 to 1907) Kingston-upon-Thames Cemetery, Norbiton, Surrey – Grave reference – B401

Private William Henry Beecraft, 16th Middlesex Regiment (1908 to 1913) Abney Park Cemetery, London – Grave reference – M8.RN.24397

Lance Corporal Douglas Charles Belcher, 102nd Sanitary Section, Royal Army Medical Corps (1906 to 1911) Lembet Road Military Cemetery – Grave reference 1441, Greece.

Caporal Leonard Bendixen, French Army. (1906 to 1906)

Major Frederick Barberry Bennett, C Battery, 84th Army Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (1892 to 1898) Bronfay Farm Military Cemetery. Grave Ref. 11.G.25

Rifleman George Enoch Benson, 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (1906 to 1913) Ploegsteert Memorial (Berks Cemetery Extension, Ypres) – Panel 10

Private Lewis Walter Berrow, Yorkshire Dragoons (1903 to 1910)

Private William Rushbury Berrow, E Battalion, The Tank Corps (1902 to1907) Cambrai Memorial, Louverval Military Cemetery – Panel 13

Private Stephen Bishop M.M., 17th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1901 to 1905) Berlin South Western Cemetery, Stahnsdorf, Brandenburg – Grave Ref. IX.D.3

Private Herbert William Blackman, 8th battalion, The Rifle Brigade (1901 to 1905) Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval – Grave Ref. XI.I.3

2nd Lieutenant Charles Edward Blencowe, Royal Sussex Regiment attached 1st Wiltshire’s (1903 to 1907) Tynecot Memorial, Zonnebeke, Ypres - Panel 86-88

Lance Corporal no. 12621 Harold Edgar Bliss, 7th Battalion, the Norfolk Regiment (1905 to 1910) Loos Memorial – Panel 30/31, Loos en Gohelle

Lance Corporal John William Donald Boone, 22nd battalion, The Rifle Brigade (1903 to 1915)

Private Percy James Brittain, 1/24th Londons (Lambeth & Southwark Rifles) (1906 to 1911) London Cemetery and Extension, Longueval – Grave Ref. 6.F.22

Private Charles Henry Goullee Brown, B Company, Royal Engineers (1909 to 1916) Fosse No.10 Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave Ref. II.D.34

Flight Sub Lieutenant Victor John Budd, Royal Naval Air Service (1910 to 1917) Chatham Memorial, Chatham, Kent - Grave reference 30.

Private Edmund Alfred Henry Burn 2/14th Londons (London Scottish) (1911-1913) Beersheba War Cemetery – Grave Ref. N43, Israel.

Private Philip Burwood, 2/23rd Londons (1905-08) Godewaersvelde British Cemetery, Nord – Grave Ref. II.D.13

Corporal Edmund Hearn Butler, 2/9th Londons (Queen Victoria’s Rifles) (1897-1904) Arras Memorial – Bay 10, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

2nd Lieutenant John Russell Carrier, 1/5th London (London Rifle Brigade) (1906-08) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 9D

1st Air Mechanic George Charles Castell, 12 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1904-07) Avesnes Le Comte Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. ID22

Rifleman Ewart William King Castle, 1/16th London (Queens Westminster Rifles) (1909-15) Vis-en-Artois Memorial – Panel 10

Rifleman Robert Stanley Chapman, 2/5th London (London Rifle Brigade) (1904-10) Mendinghem Military Cemetery, Grave ref. VE17 , Ypres

Private Harold Thomas Chester, 1st Royal Guernsey Light Infantry (1910-15) Ploegsteert Memorial – Panel 11, Ypres

Private Albert George Child, 3/5th London (London Rifle Brigade) (1909-12) Fovant (St George) Churchyard, Fovant, Wiltshire – Grave Ref. II.A.II

Private John Lethbridge Chubb, 19th Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) (1911-12) Crucifix Corner Cemetery – Grave ref. 1B 14, Villers-Bretonneaux.

Lieutenant Edgar Churcher, 32 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1907-10) Lijssenhoek Military Cemetery – Grave ref. X111.B.14, Poperinghe, Ypres

Private Ernest Howell Clarke, 95th Machine Gun Company, Machine Gun Corps (1897- 1903) Ploegsteert Memorial – Panel 11, Ypres

Lance Corporal Frank Osenton Clifton, 7th Battalion, the East Kent Regiment (1905-08) Menin Gate Memorial, Panel 12 & 14, Ypres

Private Edward Millar Cock, 28th Londons attached 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment (1915-16) Philosophe British Cemetery – Grave ref. IQ.6

Rifleman Alleyne James Cook, 18th London (London Irish Rifles) (1907-12) La Pugnoy Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 1C 42

Lieutenant William Edwin Cook, 1/2nd attached 4th Yorkshire Regiment (1908-11) Valenciennes (St Roch) Communal Cemetery – Grave Ref. VD.26

2nd Lieutenant Ernest John Curtis, 5th attached 7th Royal West Kent Regiment (1891-4) Artillery Wood Cemetery – Grave ref. 1X.D.15, Boezinghe, Ypres.

Naval Officer (Wireless Telegraphy) William Rushbrooke Dale-James, Royal Naval Air Fleet Auxiliary (1894-1900)

Rifleman Albert Ernest Dawes, 1/5th London (London Rifle Brigade) (1906-11) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 9D

Private Henry Theodore Samuel Deem, 15th London (Civil Service Rifles) (1905-06) Heilly Station Cemetery – Grave ref. V11,B.1, Mericourt L’Abbe.

Captain Frederick Defries MID, 5th attached 3rd Battalion, the Middlesex Regiment (1896-1900) Doiran Memorial, Lake Doiran, Greece.

Lance Corporal Claude Stanley Dell, 5th Battalion, the Yorkshire Regiment (1901-05) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 33, Ypres

Private Robert Charles Dennis, 1/2nd Royal Fusiliers, (1905-11) Arras Memorial – Bay 9, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Sergeant Frank Dixson, No 4 Workshop, Corps of Royal Engineers (1905-09) Villers-Bretonneaux Military Cemetery – Grave Ref. XVI.A2

Flying Officer Lionel Claud Dodkins, 25th Londons (Cyclists and 31 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1907-11) Bandon Hill Cemetery, Beddington, Surrey – Grave Ref. M44

2nd Air Mechanic William Albert Dodson, Royal Naval Air Service (1904-06) Chatham Memorial, Chatham, Kent – Grave Ref. 30

Private Walter George Doughton, 10th Royal Fusiliers (1905-06) St Sever Cemetery, Rouen – Grave Ref. A15.59

Army Blankets Inspector Gilbert Doyle, Ministry of Munitions (1890-4)

Gunner Frank Arthur Dubery, A Battery, 236 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (1909-14) Bedford House Cemetery – Grave ref. Enclosure no. 4 – 11.C.15, Ypres

Private William Henry Dunkley, 7th Londons (Shiny Seventh) (1906-11) Beacon Cemetery – Grave ref. VD10, Sailly-Laurette.

Sergeant John Stride Durant, 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Saskatchewan Regiment) (1896-99) Menin Gate Memorial – Panels 30 and 32, Ypres.

Private Harold Ernest Ebsworth, 2nd Battalion, the Honourable Artillery Company (1907-14) Ancre British Cemetery – Grave ref V111.F.6

Trooper Leslie Seymour Edgley, Royal Horse Guards (1904-05) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 3, Ypres.

Lieutenant Cecil Harry Edmunds, 21st Londons (First Surrey Rifles) (Master 1911-15) Fins New British Cemetery – Grave ref. 1V.E.6

Rifleman Albert Frederick Edwards, 12th Londons (Rangers) (1903-05) Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.C.3

Rifleman Charles Albert William Ellis, 1st Monmouthshire’s attached 10th South Wales Borderers (1898-99) Pozieres Memorial – Panel 37

Lieutenant Leonard Austin Evans 15th Battalion, The Tank Corps (1906-13) Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 1F 28

Able Seaman John Alwyne Fairlie, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (1897-1903) Chatham Memorial, Chatham, Kent – Grave Ref. 20

2nd Lieutenant Edward Frederick Falby, 1/4th Loyal North Lancashire Regiment (1904-07) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 11A

Captain Clarence Beach Falkner, 2/2nd Londons (Royal Fusiliers) (1907-11) Tynecot Memorial, Panel 148

Corporal Evi Feben, 6th Battery, Royal Field Artillery (1892-3) Bailleul Communal Cemetery – Grave ref. J17

2nd Lieutenant Henry James Finnimore, 7th Battalion, Royal Sussex attached Royal Flying Corps (1908-12) St Pierre Cemetery, Amiens – Grave Ref. IX.C.7

Lance Corporal Robert Fitzgerald, 1/24th Londons (Lambeth & Southwark Rifles) (1908-11) Le Touret Memorial –Panel 44

Lance Corporal Beaumont Fletcher, 13th Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment (1887-90) Pozieres Memorial – Panels 46 & 47

1st Ship’s Writer,Roland John Foreman, HMS Phaeton, Royal Navy (1906-11) Plumstead Cemetery, Woolwich, London – Grave Ref. H556

Lance Sergeant Percy James Gale, 1/24th Londons (Lambeth & Southwark Rifles) (1908-13) Peronne Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 111.K.2

2nd Lieutenant Harold Holden Gant, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1899-1902) Sailly-Saillisel British Cemetery, Albert – Grave Ref. VII.B.5

Private Arthur Daniel Garrett. 1st Battalion, The Honourable Artillery Company (1891-95) Mailly-Maillet Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. D42

Lieutenant Cecil Stanley Gaskain, Royal Field Artillery attached 29 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1902-05) Arras Flying Services Memorial

2nd Lieutenant Jack Woodward Gill, 6th Battalion, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (1903-1 3) White House Cemetery – Grave ref. 111.F.6, Ypres

Private Reginald James Glenn, 20th Londons (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1909-13) Fosse 7 Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.C.6, Mazingarbe

Lieutenant Frederick Goatcher, 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment (1903-08) Noeux-Les-Mines Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 111.A.5, Bethune.

Rifleman Frederick Charles Goenner, 5th Londons (London Rifle Brigade) and King’s Royal Rifle Corps (1909-11) Wimereux Communal Cemetery – Grave Ref. IR.23A

2nd Lieutenant Harold Allan Grant, 4th Battalion attached 7th Battalion South Staffordshire’s (1890-99) Tehran War Cemetery, Gulhek, Tehran – Grave Ref. III.A.I5, Iran

2nd Lieutenant Philip Thomas Wilson Grant, 8th Battalion attached 5th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment (1908-12) Green Hill Cemetery, Yilghin Burnu, Gallipoli Peninsula – Grave Ref. II.E.2I

Private Wallace James Gray, 20th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers (1901-06) Heninel-Croiilles Road Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.D.10

Lieutenant Percival Charles Hugh Grist, 25th Londons (Cyclists) (1899-1902) Epehy Wood Farm Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.A.10

Private Eric Halliday, 2/4th Royal West Surrey Regiment (1909-12) Helles Memorial, Gallipoli Peninsula – Panel 30 and 31

Gunner Ernest Halliwell, D Battery, 232 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (1897-99) Tynecot Cemetery – Grave ref. 28.H.18, Zonnebeke

C.S.M. William Halliwell M.C., 1st Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (1898-99) Talana Farm Cemetery – Grave ref. IE8, Boezinghe

Captain Claude William Hamilton, 287th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (1905-06) Menin Road South Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 111.G.5, Ypres

2nd Lieutenant Noel Crawford Hamilton, 6th Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment (1905-12) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 11A and 11D

Captain Herbert Cecil Harris, 6th Battalion, Royal West Kent Regiment (1905-09) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 11C

Lieutenant Kenneth O’Gorman Harvard, 2nd Battalion, the Grenadier Guards (1906-10) Artillery Wood Cemetery – Grave ref. XE17.

Captain Lionel de Jersey Harvard, 1st Battalion, the Grenadier Guards (1904-10) Boisleux-au-Mont Communal Cemetery – Grave ref. 5, Arras.

Rifleman Newton Woollcombe Haseldine, 1/5th London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) (1910-12) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 52 and 54, Ypres.

2nd Lieutenant Arthur Leslie Hay, Highland Light Infantry (1908-10) Duisans British Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.F39, Etrun.

Captain Robert Cecil Hearn M.C., 2/20th Londons (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1900-11) Jerusalem War Cemetery – Grave Ref. N49

Rifleman Joseph Solomon Heron, 21st London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles) (1900-04) Le Touret Memorial – Panel 45

Sergeant Sidney Ernest Hill, 20th London Regiment (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1898-1900) Arras Memorial – Bay 9 & 10, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Corporal Ernest Austin Hoare, 186th Special Company, Royal Engineers (1909-12) Cambrin Churchyard Extension – Grave ref. J1

Private Leslie Harold Hocking, London Field Ambulance (1904-14) Hebuterne Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.N.1

Corporal Harold Evan Hollands, 2/21st Londons (First Surrey Rifles) (1905-13) Jerusalem Memorial, Mount of Olives, Jerusalem – Panel 52, Israel.

2nd Lieutenant Wilfred George Hollands, 7th attached 4th Battalion, the Royal Fusiliers (1903-09) Euston Road Cemetery – Grave ref. 1C40, Colincamps

Private William Elijah Holman, 1/2nd Royal Fusiliers (1909-13) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 52, Ypres.

Lieutenant John William Hood, 39th Siege Battery, Royal Field Artillery (1901-09) Valenciennes (St Roch) Communal Cemetery – Grave Ref. ID12

C.S.M. Frank Howett, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1894-96) Arras Memorial – Bay 10, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Sergeant Robert Plunkett Howett, 5th Battalion, Notts and Derby Regiment (Sherwood Forester’s) (1895-98) Loo’s Memorial – Panel 87 to 89

Rifleman Harold Hunt, 3rd Battalion, the Rifle Brigade (1905-09) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 46, 48, 50, Ypres.

2nd Lieutenant Frederick John Husk, Royal Garrison Artillery (1904-07) Pozieres Memorial – Panel 10

2nd Lieutenant James Thomas Jones, 20th London Regiment (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1912-15) Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery – Grave ref. XV1.A.16, Poperinghe.

Lance Corporal Norman Aldham Jones, East Kent Regiment (The Buffs) (1903-07) Loo’s Memorial – Panel 15 to 19

Lieutenant Thomas Idwal Jones M.M. 18th Londons (London Irish Rifles) (1908-12) Combles Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 11.B.3.

Arthur Charles Junkison, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1903-05) Y Farm Military Cemetery, Bois Grenier – Grave Ref. A17

Captain George Ernest Howard Keesey, 8th Battalion, The Rifle Brigade (1900-05) Serre Road Cemetery No. 2, Albert – Grave Ref. XXV.L8

Private Harry Thomas James Kenyon, Royal Army Medical Corps (1905-11) The Huts Cemetery – Grave ref. 1V.A.13, Ypres.

Private Robert Henry Kiddle, The King’s (Liverpool) Regiment (1910-16) La Pugnoy Military Cemetery – Grave ref. V111.B.14

Lance Sergeant Leonard Edwin Kidney, 9th Battalion, the Royal Fusiliers (1905-10) Cambrai Memorial – Panel 3 and 4.

Rifleman Stanley Edward King, 5th Londons (London Rifle Brigade) (1911-16) Delsaux Farm Cemetery – Grave ref. 1E.13, Beugny.

2nd Lieutenant James McKinlay Knifton, 3rd attached 2nd Battalion, the Royal Sussex Regiment (1910-16) Loo’s Memorial –Panels 69 to 73

2nd Lieutenant George Bertram Knight, 54th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1901-07) St Sever Cemetery, Rouen – Grave Ref. B2.34

2nd Lieutenant John Lawrence Knox, Royal Sussex Regiment (1899-1901) Cambrai Memorial – Panel 7.

Captain and Adjutant William Morris Lansdale, Royal Army Medical Corps (1902-09) Meaulte Military Cemetery – Grave ref. G24

Sergeant Arthur Wyndham Laurie, 8th Canadian Infantry Battalion (1903) Courcelette British Cemetery – Grave ref. 1X.G.2

Captain Grantley Adolphe Le Chavetois, 22nd Londons (The Queen’s) (1895-1905 Student, 1912-15 Master) Forest Hill Road Cemetery, Camberwell, London – Grave Ref. 27.25151

Rifleman Godfrey Levy, 9th Londons (Queen Victoria’s Rifles) (1910) Roclincourt Military Cemetery – Grave Ref. IF.26

Lieutenant John Cuthbert Lidgett, South Lancashire Regiment (1896-1904) Ham British Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.C.5

Sergeant Conrad Clifford Lorey 7th Londons (Shiny Seventh) attached Machine Gun Corps (1906-11) Terlincthun British Cemetery, Boulogne – Grave Ref. III.D.14

Gunner Vyvyan Ivor Lovekin, Canadian Artillery (1906-11) Poperinghe Old Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.L.51

2nd Lieutenant Ralph William Lunn, Royal Horse Artillery (1904-08)

Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery – Grave ref. VH29, Arras

2nd Lieutenant Stanley Walter Mann, 9 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1910-12) Arras Flying Services Memorial

Captain George Lionel Stuart Marner, 10th Leicestershire Regiment (1900-04) Basra Memorial, Basra – Panel 12 ,Iraq

Rifleman Herbert Percy Gordon Marriott, 5th Londons (London Rifle Brigade) (1909-15) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 52 and 54

Captain William John Mason, 8th Battalion, Gloucester Regiment (1898-1908) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 5A and B

2nd Lieutenant Walter Richard Maybrook, Wiltshire Regiment (1908-13) Ecoivres Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 1F18, Mont St Eloi

Rifleman Frank David Miles, 28th Londons (Artist’s Rifles) (1906-09) City of London & Tower Hamlets Cemetery, Stepney – Grave Ref. 10597

Gunner Archibald Albert Murray, Royal Field Artillery (1910-13) Mory Abbey Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 1B.4

Captain Frederick Norris, 23rd Battalion, Middlesex Regiment (1905-13) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 49 and 51, Ypres.

Captain Douglas Oake M.C., East Yorkshire Regiment attached 92nd Trench Mortar Battery (1900-06) Le Grand Hasard Military Cemetery- Grave Ref. 1D.1, Morbecque.

Rifleman William Henry Rudland Oliver, 20th Londons (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1909-13) Quievy Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. B18

Private Harry Arthur Oxford, Royal Army Service Corps (1889-94) Kut War Cemetery, Kut – Grave Ref. D18 , Iraq

Rifleman Alfred Page, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) attached Machine Gun Corps (1908-11) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 13C

Surgeon Probationer Eugene Arthur Pearson, Royal Navy (1903-12) Crystal Palace District Cemetery, Anerley, London – Grave Ref. W3.7736

Rifleman Douglas Perkins, 12th Londons (Rangers) attached King’s Royal Rifle Corps (1899-1901)

Lieutenant Dudley Gershom Phare, R.A.S.C. attached 7th King’s Shropshire Light Infantry (1903-04) Arras Memorial – Bay 7, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Rifleman Oswald Cheyney Plowman, King’s Royal Rifle Corps (1906-10) Pozieres Memorial – Panel 61 to 64

2nd Lieutenant Alexander Duncan Guthrie Procter, 8th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (1906-10) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 8C, 9A and 16A

Private Arthur Stanley Prout, 12th Londons (The Rangers) (1902-08) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 9C

Private Arthur Newman Alfred Quixley, 24th Londons (Blackheath & Woolwich Rifles) (1908-11) Le Touret Memorial – Panel 44

Private James Bert Richardson, 12th Battalion, the Rifle Brigade (1908-10) Ploegsteert Memorial – Panel 10, Ypres.

Rifleman Percy Henry Riminton, 16th Londons (Queen’s Westminster Rifles) (1909-11) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 13C

Private Fritz Ludwig Rings, Royal Sussex Regiment (1907-11)

2nd Lieutenant James Roderick Trethowan Roberts, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment (1908-13) Locre Churchyard – Grave ref. 11.C.21, Ypres.

Rifleman Edwin Hall Robinson, King’s Royal Rifle Corps (1888-1896) White House Cemetery – Grave ref. 1D18, Ypres.

2nd Lieutenant David Arnold Roeber, Bedfordshire Regiment (1908-10) Ration Farm Military Cemetery, Chapelle d’Armentieres –Grave Ref. II.C.2_

Rifleman Henry Shepard Rowe, 16th Londons (Queens Westminster Rifles) (1903-08) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and face 13C.

Private George Dudley Royal, Royal Army Supply Corps (1906-12) Hither Green Cemetery, Lewisham, London – Grave Ref. B643

Private Charles George Ruggles, Australian Contingent (1901-06) Pozieres British Cemetery – Grave ref. IV.P.16

Private Austin George Rule, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1911-14) Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. IE20

Rifleman Gordon William Ryder, 14th Londons (London Scottish) (1898-1900) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 54, Ypres.

Lieutenant Donald Arthur George Buchanan Ryley, Manchester Regt attached North Staffordshire Regt (1904-12) Loo’s Memorial – Panels 103 to 105

Lieutenant Harold Buchanan Ryley Senior, 1/5th Suffolk Regiment (1880-87 Student, 1895-1901 Master) Ramleh War Cemetery, Jaffa – Grave Ref. D30, Israel

Lieutenant Harold Buchanan Ryley, North Staffordshire Regiment (1907-11 + 1914) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 14B and 14C

Lieutenant Leslie Yorath Sanders, Royal Garrison Artillery attached Royal Engineers (1907-12) Warlencourt Halte British Cemetery, Saulty – Grave Ref. VI.C.12

Rifleman Geoffrey Holt Schooling, 16th Londons (Queen’s Westminster Rifles) (1903-06) Potijke Burial Ground Cemetery – Grave ref. N11, Ypres.

Rifleman Harry Albert Schulz, 12th London Regiment (The Rangers) (1904-07) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 54, Ypres.

Gunner Edmund George Shears, Honourable Artillery Company (1909-11) Arras Memorial – Bay 1, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Corporal Henry Alick Shepherd, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1901-03) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 54, Ypres.

Private James Harold Shore, 14th Royal Warwickshire Regiment (1911-14) Ploegsteert Memorial – Panels 2 and 3, Ypres.

2nd Lieutenant George William Smith, King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment (1910-15) Arras Memorial – Bay 2, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Private Herbert Spencer Smith, Princess Patricia’s Regiment, 49th Canadians (1903-08) Vimy Memorial, Vimy

Lieutenant Frederick Williamson Sprang, 6th Dorset Regiment (1901-08) Feuchy Chapel British Cemetery – Grave ref. 1V.C.14, Wancourt

Lieutenant Leonard Theodore Drury Stables, 6th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment (1903-10) Highland Cemetery – Grave ref. VC1, Le Cateau.

2nd Lieutenant William James Stockins, 28th Londons attached 27 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1906-11) Arras Flying Services Memorial

Lieutenant Reginald Arthur Stubbs, Royal Flying Corps (1900-07) Quatre Vents Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 11.A.1, Estree-Cauchy

2nd Lieutenant Fred Malcolm Sutcliffe, 8th London Regiment (Post Office Rifles) (1894-1900) Arras Memorial – Bay 10, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Rifleman John Sutherland, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1909-14) Menin Gate Memorial – Panel 54, Ypres.

Lieutenant Charles Reginald Taffs, 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment (1901-06) Rue des Berceaux Military Cemetery, Richebourg – Grave Ref. 1A.17

Rifleman Leonard Sidney Tait 16th Londons (Queen’s Westminster Rifles) (1903-06) Ploegsteert Memorial – Panel 11, Ypres.

2nd Lieutenant Cecil Melliar Talbot, 14th attached 4th Middlesex Regiment (1902-07) Brockley Cemetery, Deptford, London – Grave Ref. W64

C.Q.M.S. Ernest Talbot, Royal Fusiliers (1901-05) Brockley Cemetery – Grave ref. W64, Deptford, London.

Lieutenant William Frederick Taylor, 1st Battalion, East Kent Regiment (The Buff’s) (1906-10) Perth Cemetery (China Wall) – Grave ref. 111.A.13, Ypres.

Captain Sidney Frederick Terry M.C., 1st Battalion, the Wiltshire Regiment (1905-13) Arras Memorial – Bay 7, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

Rifleman Edward William Murray Thompson, 2/13th Londons (Kensington Rifles) (1909-12) Ecoivres Military Cemetery – Grave ref. 111.B.3, Mont St Eloi

Rifleman Frank William Trotman, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1897-1903) Warlencourt British Cemetery – Grave Ref. VI.J8

Driver Henry John Trotman, Royal Field Artillery (1902-05) Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 111.E.196

Rifleman John Marcus Veale-Williams, 5th Londons (London Rifle Brigade) (1910-14) Arras Memorial – Bay 10, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

2nd Lieutenant Arthur Humphrey Vernall M.C., 10th Middlesex Regiment (1897-99) Bagneux British Cemetery –Grave ref. 1V.D.13, Gezaincourt.

2nd Lieutenant Oliver John Wade, Royal West Kent Regiment attached 45 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (1904-15) Arras Flying Services Memorial

Private Sidney Herbert Walker, 6th Battalion, the Seaforth Highlanders (1907-11)

Merville Communal Cemetery – Grave ref. 111.K.6

Rifleman William Richard Walker, 14th Londons (London Scottish) (1907-11) Dud Corner Cemetery – Grave ref. VD9, Loos-en-Gohelle.

Captain George Frederick Wallace, 24th Middlesex Regiment attached 20th Battalion (1908-14) Fins New British Cemetery – Grave ref. V111.K.7

Rifleman Richard William Walsh, 15th Londons (Civil Service Rifles) (1908-10) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 13C

2nd Lieutenant Miles Edward Wardley, 22nd Battalion, the Royal Fusiliers (1902-07) Arras Memorial – Bay 3, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

John Frederick Weatherston, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (1901-04)

Sergeant Sidney Bowler Weatherston, 14th Londons (London Scottish) (1902-07) Thiepval Memorial – Pier and Face 9C and 13C

Private Neil Wells, 6th Battalion, Australian Imperial Force (1895-1902) Chatby Military and War Memorial Cemetery – Grave ref. L91, Alexandria

2nd Lieutenant Harold William Wensley, Lincolnshire Regiment (1910-17) Caudry British Cemetery – Grave ref. 1D30.

2nd Lieutenant Harold Douglas West, 1st Battalion, King’s Royal Rifle Corps (1896-99) Arras Memorial – Bay 7, Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery

2nd Lieutenant Albert Cecil Wilson, 14th Londons (London Scottish) (1898-1903) Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension – Grave ref. 1E20, Aubigny-en-Artois.

Private no. 200794 Henry George Young, 1/4th Battalion, the Essex Regiment (1901-06) Gaza War Cemetery – Grave Ref. X.C.6, Israel

1st London 2nd London 3rd London 5th London 7th London 8th London 9th London 11th London

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12th London 13th London 14th London 15th London 16th London 17TH London 18th London 20th London

EDWARDS THOMPSON BURN DEEM CASTLE BISHOPP COOK GLENN PERKINS RYDER HOWETT PROCTER FALKNER HEARN PROUT WALKER JUNKISON RIMINTON JONES HILL SCHULZ WEATHERSTON PAGE ROWE JONES RULE SCHOOLING OLIVER SHEPHERD TAIT SUTHERLAND TROTMAN WALSH WARDLEY

21st London 22nd Londons 23rd Londons 24th Londons 25th Londons 28th Londons HAC London Yeomanry

EDMUNDS FALKNER BURWOOD BRITTAIN CHAPMAN COCK EBSWORTH BERROW ELLIS LE CHAVETOIS FITZGERALD GRIST FALBY GANT HAY HERON GALE STABLES HAMILTON GARRETT HOLLANDS HALLIDAY LIDGETT SHEARS QUIXLEY MAYBROOK GASKAIN MILES TERRY VEALE-WILLIAMS

Till all our fight be fought

The Olavian ‘Fallen’ and the Great War

1914-19

Compiled by P.J.Leonard. 2007.