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Accountants in the First World War Arranged by Surname Accountants in the First World War Arranged by surname September 2016 © ICAEW Library and Information Service This index has been developed by the ICAEW Library & Information Service to help genealogists who are tracing their family history to find out more about ancestors who were accountants. It also provides tools to help researchers trying to find out more about the history of accountancy firms through the individuals associated with those firms. This index lists individuals who served during the First World War and were mentioned in reports published in the accountancy press. This includes reports on accountants, their staff and close relatives who were wounded, killed in action, mentioned in despatches, awarded medals or taken prisoner. The index was first published by the ICAEW Library & Information Service in January 2007 and will continue to be updated in the coming years. Sources The index was created by LIS staff who volunteered their time to index the entries from a number of journals within the collection of the ICAEW Library & Information Service. The sources used to compile the current edition were: • The Accountant • The Accountants' Magazine • Associated Accountants' Journal • Financial Circular • Incorporated Accountants' Journal Page numbers in the index refer to the bound copies held by the ICAEW Library & Information Service and may differ from the collections of other Libraries. How do I obtain a copy of an entry? The ICAEW Library & Information Service provides a photocopying and fax service and photocopies can be supplied by post or fax. Entries are free for ICAEW members and permitted users, but for all other users a charge of £5 plus VAT applies (per entry). Please contact the LIS enquiry team by telephone on +44 (0)20 7920 8620 or by e-mail at [email protected] if you would like to obtain a photocopy of an obituary or biographical note/profile. Disclaimer This database is the result of the compilation of a number of finding aids and indices created over a number of years by different staff, who may have applied different criteria to the obituaries and biographical notes/profiles they included. Announcements of death are not generally recorded in this database. No guarantee can be given for the comprehensiveness of the list. Further information For more information about the index please visit http://www.icaew.com/accountancyancestors First World War index - arranged by surname September 2016 Surname Firstname Qualification Accountancy Firm Location Date of Source Page Record Rank Battalion, Regiment or Force Notes Issue (Year- Month-Day) Abbott Eric Goward 1917-04-14 Accountant 363 Roll of Honour Addenbrooke J. Homfray 1916-12-09 Accountant 548 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant North Staffordshire Regiment, attached Manchester Regiment Aitchison J. B. Barstow & Millar 1915-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 319 War Honours Second-Lieutenant 5th Battalion Royal Scots. Aitchison J. B. Barstow & Miller Edinburgh 1915-06-12 Accountant 800 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant 5th Battalion Royal Scots Aitchison W. J. Chiene & Tait Edinburgh 1915-12-01 The Accountants' Magazine 580 War Honours Second-Lieutenant 12th Batt. Highland Light Infantry. Aiton William J. H. M'Kerrell Brown & Gray Edinburgh 1918-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 203 Missing Second Lieutenant Artillery. Aiton William J. H. M'Kerrell Brown & Gray Edinburgh 1918-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 362 War Honours Second-Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery. Akers C. C. ASAA 1918-07-01 Incorporated Accountants' 193 Medal Journal Alexander A. M'Clelland, Ker & Co. Glasgow 1916-04-01 The Accountants' Magazine 212 War Honours Private 1st Batt. Seaforth Highlanders. Alexander A. M'Clelland, Ker & Co. Glasgow 1916-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 250 War Honours Private Correction. Alive - not killed in action. Alexander Archibald CA Glasgow 1916-02-26 Accountant 264 Roll of Honour Private 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders Allbut Gerald William George Johnstone, Davies & Co. Kidderminster 1917-06-01 Incorporated Accountants' 183 Died from Wounds Private Journal Allen Frank Ernest H. B. Dickinson Manchester 1915-08-01 Incorporated Accountants' 252 Killed in Action Journal Allen Robert Robert Allen & R. H. Newton Newcastle-upon- 1915-05-15 Accountant 647 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers Tyne Anderson A. D. ACA London 1918-12-07 Accountant 308 Reported at council Anderson Alec D. ACA 1918-11-23 Accountant 282 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant Grenadier Guards Anderson Alec D. ACA Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & 1918-11-23 Accountant 282 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant Grenadier Guards Co. Anderson George Moores, Carson & Watson Glasgow 1915-10-16 Accountant 474 Roll of Honour Private 9th Battalion Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders) Anderson George Moores, Carson & Watson Glasgow 1915-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 519 Wounded Private 9th Batt. Highland Light Infantry. Anderson George A. Moores, Carson & Watson 1918-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 202 Missing Lieutenant Black Watch. Anderson W. J. CA C. E. W. Macpherson & 1917-01-01 The Accountants' Magazine 29 War Honours Private Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Morrison Anderson W. J. CA C. E. W. Macpherson & Edinburgh 1917-03-17 Accountant 272 Roll of Honour Private Sutherland Highlanders Morrison Anderson Walter Kinloch A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh 1918-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 415 War Honours Lieutenant Black Watch. Anderson William Herbert Kerr, Andersons & McLeod Glasgow 1918-04-20 Accountant 316 Roll of Honour Lieutenant-Colonel Highland Light Infantry Anderson William Herbert CA Kerr, Andersons & Macleod Glasgow 1918-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 201 War Honours Lieutenant-Colonel Highland Light Infantry. President of the Junior Imperial Unionists Association. Anderson William James CA 1915-10-09 Accountant 444 Scottish Notes Private 14th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Anderson Wm. Henry Kerr, Andersons & Macleod Glasgow 1918-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 249 Honours Lieutenant-Colonel Highland Light Infantry Posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross. Anderton W. F. Swanwick, Terras & Co. Manchester 1917-05-26 Accountant 506 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant R.F.A. Andrew William D. A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh 1918-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 203 Missing Second Lieutenant 15th Battalion Royal Scots. Angus Lionel George London 1917-07-01 Incorporated Accountants' 206 Killed in Action Second-Lieutenant Journal Anonymous 1915-05-08 Accountant 688 News from the Front Monmouthshire Territorials Letter reproduced in the Accountant Armfield Reginald Charles Noel E.S. Jacob & Haynes London 1917-01-01 Incorporated Accountants' 76 Killed in Action R.C.N. Journal © ICAEW Library and Information Service First World War index - arranged by surname September 2016 Surname Firstname Qualification Accountancy Firm Location Date of Source Page Record Rank Battalion, Regiment or Force Notes Issue (Year- Month-Day) Armstrong Henry Louis Winthrop Scott-Moncrieff, Thomson & Edinburgh 1915-12-25 Accountant 795 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant 7th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry Shiells Armstrong Henry Louis Winthrop Moncrieff, Thomson & Edinburgh 1916-01-01 The Accountants' Magazine 28 War Honours Second-Lieutenant 7th Batt. Somerset Light Infantry Shiells Ash Gilbert Stanley Howard, Morris & Crocker Portsmouth 1917-06-01 Incorporated Accountants' 183 Killed in Action Second-Lieutenant Journal Ash H. Garton ACA Sixsmith Ash & Co London 1918-01-19 Accountant 56 News from the Front Captain Ash H. Garton Sixsmith, Ash & Co 1919-06-14 Accountant 504 News from the Front Major Ashby George O. H. S. Ferguson Manchester 1916-08-26 Accountant 175 Roll of Honour Private Royal Fusiliers (Public Schools Battalion) Ashworth C. T. M. Threlfall Nelson 1918-10-26 Accountant 227 News from the Front Captain King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Aspinall F.C. Blackpool 1918-11-01 Incorporated Accountants' 26 Killed in Action Second-Lieutenant Journal Atkinson George Reginald W. Herbert Smith Leeds 1918-04-01 Incorporated Accountants' 128 POW Journal Atkinson Gilbert ACA Newcastle 1918-10-12 Accountant 197 Roll of Honour Lieutenant Durham Light Infantry Atkinson Gilbert CA 1918-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 415 War Honours Lieutenant Durham Light Infantry. Died of wounds. Lecture in Accountancy. Atkinson Gilbert ACA Newcastle-upon- 1918-11-09 Accountant 258 Reported at council Tyne Attenborough John H. Kingham, Attenborough & London 1916-07-29 Accountant 99 Roll of Honour Second-Lieutenant 8th Norfolk Regiment Co. Awbery C. L. ACA London 1917-10-06 Accountant 263 Reported at council Awbery Charles Luker ACA Kennedy, Fox, Oldfield & London 1917-09-29 Accountant 242 Roll of Honour Captain Essex Regiment Co. Aylen C.T. H. M. Wood and A. J. Mair Sunderland 1918-10-01 Incorporated Accountants' 5 POW Journal Backhouse Hubert Edmund 1916-11-18 Accountant 465 Roll of Honour Captain Sherwood Foresters Bailey H. 1917-10-01 Financial Circular (IMTA) 341 Wounded Major 2/4th East Lancashire Regiment Baird Smith J. G. Winnipeg, 1916-03-01 The Accountants' Magazine 149 War Honours Private 24th Btt. Royal Fusiliers. Canada Baker Alfred Parkes 1915-12-25 Accountant 795 Roll of Honour Lieutenant 11th Battalion Royal Scots Baldwin Charles Y. CA 1916-04-22 Accountant 470 Scottish Notes Captain Royal Munster Fusiliers Baldwin Charles Young CA Edmonton, 1915-09-04 Accountant 292 Roll of Honour Captain 6th Battalion Royal Munster Fusiliers Canada Baldwin Charles Young Canada 1915-11-01 The Accountants'
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