Table 2 Historical Demises Since My Last Report in 2019. in the Following Table I Have Summarised the Demises Records for 1648 Former Students of the RHS

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Table 2 Historical Demises Since My Last Report in 2019. in the Following Table I Have Summarised the Demises Records for 1648 Former Students of the RHS Table 2 Historical demises since my last report in 2019. In the following table I have summarised the demises records for 1648 former students of the RHS. Almost all of these follow my research using Family History sites and other sources to determine whether a former student on the InTouch database is still alive or dead. I have always felt it is important to recognise and remember the passing of those former students even if it was many years ago. These records will be entered on to the database and so complete and “close the file”. These past twelve months I have primarily concentrated on the late-1920s to the mid-1930s. In the next year I will continue investigating former old boys from the years 1936 - 1946 (and beyond if time permits). A full record of all known demised former men and women who attended the RHS will be placed in the Digital Archive and updated each year. At the time of writing we now have death records for 3177. House Born Deceased Frederick William Abbs Nelson 1927 02/1995 Ealing Middlesex Charles Henry Abernethy Hawke 1937 04/1953 Liverpool North Lancashire Peter Abernethy Hawke 1940 16/07/2004 Hagerstown Washington William John Abrams Blake 1931 16/02/2015; Portsmouth Joseph Reginald Acklam Hood 1934 10/1977 Goole Geoffrey John Adams Nelson 1928 04/2005 S and W Dorset Ronald Alfred Adams Hawke 1934 08/2004 Bournemouth Leon George Addy Blake 1930 1997; Hampshire James Herbert Ahearn Drake 1926 03/1987; Petersfield John Francis Ahern Nelson 1929 05/1988 Chelmsford Essex Harry Herbert Albiston Drake 1932 01/1983 Salisbury Joseph Ford Alder Drake 1925 10/2002; Corby Peter Henry Alexander Raleigh 1923 17/06/1981; Scunthorpe Roy Charles Alfred Hawke 1925 09/1993; Portsmouth Andrew Owen Allcock Hood 1931 2009; Lismore, New South Wales Clifford Osborn Allen Drake 1924 10/2004; North East Lincolnshire Frederick Charles Allen Hawke 1929 06/1992 Plymouth Devon Herbert Francis Allen Cornwallis 1926 February 2012 Robert Cecil Allen Howe 1924 25/11/1941; das; HMS Barham William Frederick Allen Blake 1938 09/02/2012 Cardiff Glamorgan Wales Frederick William Allerston Hood 1928 23/05/2010; Emsworth Donald William Allsop Blake 1943 11/2004 South East Hampshire Derek John Alsford Collingwood 1932 21/03/2017 Kenneth William Alfred Alsford Collingwood 1930 02/09/2016 James George Anderson Nelson 1925 01/2002; South East Hampshire Reginald Charles Anderson Anson 1925 03/1996; South East Hampshire Robert James Anderson Raleigh 1922 1st January 2012 James Henry Appleton Nelson 1939 15/04/2012 Portsmouth Patrick James Appleton Cornwallis 1930 27/02/2005 Londonderry William James Archer Hawke 1930 22nd April 2012 Maurice George Arnsby Hawke 1932 12/1991 Enfield Greater London Sydney James Asher Hawke 1930 08/1994 Portsmouth Hampshire Brian Angustus Ashley Anson 1935 12/2000 Southampton Mark Atkin Cornwallis 1940 14 Oct 2012; Senghenydd, Caerphilly Robert Atkins Drake 1939 09/2000 St Germans Walter Arthur Atkins Nelson 1925 09/10/2016; Portsmouth Jack Atkinson Hood 1934 5th August 2018 Edward Walter Austin Cornwallis 1934 01/1980 Shepway Patrick John Austin Anson 1930 05/07/2012; Ashford Kenneth Alan Austwick Collingwood 1926 03/1956; Chatham Harold William Autton Collingwood 1934 10/1985 Wakefield Peter John Henry Avant Hood 1925 23/05/1941; das; HMS Fiji Edward Leslie Avenell Collingwood 1927 10 Aug 1989; Bournemouth Dorset Ronald Leslie Ayles St Vincent 1923 21/11/1978; Lerwick James Stephen Badley Nelson 1927 12/06/2012; Wantage Oxfordshire Albert Edward Bailey Raleigh 1927 10/1997 South East Hampshire Robert Gerald Bailey Nelson 1926 08/1998 Torbay Derrick Elliott Bainbridge Raleigh 1924 29/04/1982; Grimsby Alan George Baker Nelson 1924 4/12/2016; Exeter Anthony Charles Baker Nelson 1928 11/01/1986 Sydney New South Wales Antony John Baker St Vincent 1944 05/1997; Slough Berkshire David Charles Baker St Vincent 1940 07/1979 Hove East Sussex Frank Arthur Baker Hawke 1925 04/2001; Isle of Wight Frank Henry Baker St Vincent 1929 03/1992 St Austell Henry Geoffrey P Baker Collingwood 1925 12/1989 St Germans Michael John Baker Howe 1933 08/2001; Dacorum Robert Baker Cornwallis 1926 08/2004 Carmarthen William Charles Baker Collingwood 1926 02/1993 Wandsworth Nicholas Baldock CBE Nelson 1945 September 2018 Raymond John Baldwin Blake 1930 11/2006 I O W Leonard Roy Bale Raleigh 1925 02/1998; Mansfield Victor Balhatchet Raleigh 1933 2nd September 2018; Australia David John Ball Nelson 1925 Jan 2006; Liskeard John Denys Ballard Hood 1929 1975 Lake Bolac, Victoria George Edward Banks Nelson 1929 01/1997 South East Hampshire Robert Henry Banks Drake 1924 10/12/1941; das; HMS Prince of Wales Kenneth John Barber Hawke 1931 02/1998 South East Hampshire Alec John Barbour Blake 1939 07/1952; Samford Norman Barkaway Collingwood 1925 2nd November 2012; Martock Gordon Barker Nelson 1927 08/1992; York, North Yorkshire Peter Fenwick Barker Drake 1920 23/11/1978; Northallerton Kenneth Barnes Cornwallis 1926 07/1999; North East Lincolnshire Ronald Harry Barnes Anson 1927 07/1998; South East Hampshire Victor James Barnes Hawke 1925 01/1975; South East Hampshire James Albert Barnett Hood 1927 12/1992; Ipswich Suffolk Brian William Barratt Anson 1933 01/2004; Portsmouth Arthur Frederick Barter Drake 1919 19/01/2010; Northampton Bruce Henry Frederick Barter Anson 1939 1st August 2018 Leslie Donald Barter Drake 1924 12/2005; Cheltenham Thomas Albert Bartlett Nelson 1929 1961; Catford William Henry Bartlett Blake 1926 1958; Rhodesia; Eastern Cape Patrick Robert Barton Hawke 1924 18/11/1991; New Zealand Alan William Bartram Howe 1930 15 Jan 2010; Stockholm, Sweden John Bartram Howe 1935 04/1994; Melton Mowbray Henry Percival Bassett Blake 1931 04/2006; Colchester John Francis Bassett Raleigh 1933 26/01/2001; Gold Beach Curry Oregon Peter Bateman Nelson 1925 23/10/1942; das; HMS Phoebe Philip Jarrett Bateman Collingwood 1932 05/1989 South Glamorgan Gerald Ivor G Bath Nelson 1927 07/2000 South East Hampshire John Walter Batten Nelson 1939 23 Jan 1964; Petersfield Stuart Walter Batten Raleigh 1926 22/05/1980; Kings Norton Donald James W Baxter Collingwood 1929 12/2001 Colchester Essex Frederick Sidney Baxter Nelson 1926 30 May 2015; Cwm Bran, Wales Harold Henry Baxter Collingwood 1927 02/2002 Gravesend Kent Henry Paul Bayliss St Vincent 1928 2002 Bernard John Bazley Hawke 1931 05/1994 Salisbury Wiltshire Albert Earnest Beail Anson 1926 09/1999 North Somerset Leonard Walter Beale Raleigh 1926 10/1971 Taunton Gerald Richard Beales Anson 1924 12/04/2015; 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Portsmouth Desmond Anthony Bennett Nelson 1927 02/02/2008 Kingsbridge Devon Percival Frederick Bennett Hood 1926 04/2000 Winchester Roy Sidney Bennison Raleigh 1929 02/2007 Salisbury Robert John Bentley Hawke 1927 01/03/2009 Taunton Frank Beresford Nelson 1928 3 Apr 1945; HMS St George; injuries sustained as the result of a bicycle accident (Gunnislake) William Roy Berry Collingwood 1924 06/1999; Devon John Charles Beton St Vincent 1925 01/2007; Swindon David Sidney Bevan Hawke 1936 07/1986; Winchester Leslie Gordon Bevis Raleigh 1924 11/1996; Poole Roy Earnest Bick Hood 1930 17/09/2009 Waterlooville Robert Otho Biles Blake 1931 12/1986 North Tyneside Peter Henry Billing Nelson 1927 5/1988 Plymouth Devon Peter Billinghurst Anson 1931 08/1985 Greenwich Alfred Leon Bishop Cornwallis 1927 10/02/1985 Portsmouth Hampshire David George Bishop Cornwallis 1931 12/1993 Isle of Wight Herbert Ronald Bishop Drake 1926 08/1994 South Pembrokeshire Charles Knox Black Drake 1933 12/2003; Halton Peter Edwin Black Cornwallis 1928 08/2002 Portsmouth Donovan Frederick Blakely St Vincent 1929 03/12/1991 Wareham John Hamilton Blakely Cornwallis 1927 15/01/2014 Lincolnshire Gordon Leslie Blatchford Hawke 1931 04/1983 Warminster Wiltshire Thomas Frederick Blatchford Collingwood 1926 1997; 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