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HOLZMINDEN INTERNEE LIST (Sept 1917 – Dec 1918) Updated: 29 March 2013 HOLZMINDEN INTERNEE LIST (Sept 1917 – Dec 1918) Updated: 29 March 2013 DISCLAIMER: This is a partial list, as the exact number of POWs is unknown due to Holzminden POW camp’s transient population – as no definitive records still remain, the exact numbers are impossible to ascertain. Some POWs were incarcerated briefly, while others from its opening. This list has been compiled in good faith and while every effort has been made to confirm details, any errors or omissions are unintentional. NOTES: The details below denote service and rank at time of Holzminden incarceration, although some individuals may have transferred from other services prior, and also may have gone on to promotion after the war. AGE 1918 states age at the time of repatriation from Holzminden in December 1918. Some POWs were captured as members of the Royal Flying Corps, but were repatriated after the service’s conversion to the Royal Air Force in April 1918. In contact with the family SURNAME FIRST NAME(s) RANK SERVICE CO./ PLACE OF BIRTH BIRTH DEATH AGE CAREER DECORATIONS SQN/BTTN 1918 (LIFETIME) 1. Abbott Charles Reginald Private Australian Imperial Force 16th Battalion Bideford, England 1892 10 Nov 1961 26 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal 2. Ackerley J.R. Captain 3. Ackers Cyril H. Shakerley Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps King's Royal Rifles 4. Adams Ronald George Hinings Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 73 Squadron 5. Adams Alfred Terence Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 48 Squadron 6. Adams British Army Wiltshire Regiment 7. Ainsworth R.W. Captain British Army 15th Nottingham & Derbyshire Regiment 8. Akakas D British Merchant Marine Ship: Leversons 9. Alcock J.H. Lieutenant 10. Aldridge Alfred British Merchant Marine Ship: Saxon Prince 11. Allen Joseph Martin 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 57 Squadron 1898 20 12. Anderson John Merchant Marine Ship: Saxon Prince 13. Anthony Hugh Cresswell Lieutenant Australian Imperial Force 7th Battalion Melbourne, Australia 2 Nov 1890 2 Dec 1922 28 14. Archibald L.M. Lieutenant 15. Armstrong A. Captain British Army 1st Scottish Rifles 16. Armstrong G.W. Lieutenant 17. Atkin Keyser Captain British Army Royal Army Medical Birkenhead, England 1892 6 June 1918 26 Corps 18. Atkins George Carman Lieutenant Ontario, Canada 13 Apr 1896 22 19. Austen V.G. 20. Avey George Augustus Lieutenant New Zealand Army New Zealand Rifle New Zealand 6 Jan 1892 13 Sept 1976 26 Brigade, 2nd Btn 21. Back William L. Canadian Infantry 22. Bailey Francis Joseph Flt Sub Lt Royal Navy Air Service 23. Bailey Vernon 24. Baird 25. Baker H. Lieutenant British Army Lancashire Fusiliers 26. Barker J Machine Gun Corps 27. Barley Noah British Merchant Marine Ship: Saxon Prince 28. Barlow Arthur Norman 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 57 Squadron Lancashire, England 1897 21 29. Barnes Corporal Holzminden Internee List ... 1 SURNAME FIRST NAME(s) RANK SERVICE CO./ PLACE OF BIRTH BIRTH DEATH AGE CAREER DECORATIONS SQN/BTTN 1918 (LIFETIME) 30. Bartlett Clarence Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 31. Barton A.E.S. Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 9 Squadron Belgrano, Argentina 1897 1966 21 32. Bateman Kennedy Lieutenant British Army Dorset Regiment 33. Bath Edward (Tod) Osler Captain Royal Canadian Infantry 15th Battalion (48th Ontario, Canada 1892 23 Nov 1918 26 Corps Highlanders) 34. Batty‐Smith Sydney Harry 2nd Lieutenant British Army 1st Loyal North Middlesex, England 26 Oct 1890 12 Feb 1945 28 Lancashire Regiment 35. Bayliss 36. Beattie A. Sub Lieutenant Royal Navy Air Service 37. Beattie Robert Murdoch Lieutenant Australian Imperial Force 11th Battalion Midlothian, Scotland 5 Oct 1884 21 Mar 1954 34 Military Cross, Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal 38. Beaumont F. Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 39. Beaven (Bevan?) R.P. Lieutenant British Army Wiltshire Regiment 40. Bellew Edward Donald Captain Canadian Expeditionary 7th Battalion Bombay, India 28 Oct 1882 1 Feb 1961 36 Victoria Cross Force 41. Bennett Cyril Douglas Royal Flying Corps 2 Squadron Moscow, Russia 42. Bennett Harry James Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 2 Squadron 43. Bennett Leonard James Sub‐Lieutenant Royal Navy Air Service Somerset, England 30 Mar 1892 10 Jun 1983 26 Military Cross 44. Bernard Charles Edward Burton Lieutenant British Army 10th West Yorkshire Yokohama, Japan 1890 8 Dec 1977 28 Regiment 45. Bevin Smith Ralph 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 46. Bevington Robert James Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 1 Squadron 47. Beyfus Gilbert Hugh Lieutenant British Army Duke of Wellington's 19 July 1885 33 Regiment 48. Biddington H.V. Lieutnant Royal Flying Corps South Africa 49. Bingham Edward B.S. Commander Royal Navy HMAS Nestor Victoria Cross 50. Binnie Alan Captain Royal Flying Corps 60 Squadron West Hoxton, NSW, 22 Aug 1895 25 Mar 1945 23 Military Cross, 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Pacific (prev. Australian Imperial Force) Australia Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Australian Service Medal 51. Birch Douglas Clarkson Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 52. Bird Algernon Frederick Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 46 Squadron England 1896 Aug 1957 22 53. Bird Richard Rev. British Army Chaplains Dept. Ireland 54. Birkinshaw J.H. Lieutenant West York Machine Gun 14th Battalion Yorkshire, England 1894 24 Corps 55. Birks Norman Arthur Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 29 Squadron Sheffield, England 1 Nov 1892 June 1989 26 56. Blain Cecil William 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 70 Squadron Cheshire, England 7 Oct 1896 22 Jan 1919 22 Air Force Cross 57. Bloomfield Willliam Swanson Read Captain Royal Flying Corps 57 Squadron Auckland, New 17 Jul 1885 1968 33 Zealand 58. Blunn L.R. Lieutenant 59. Book T.E. 60. Booth Harold Harmon Sqn Leader Royal Canadian Air Force 1968 61. Boumphrey James Whalley Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 66 Sqn England 62. Bourinot Arthur Stanley Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 70 Squadron Ontario, Canada 3 Nov 1893 17 Jan 1969 25 63. Bousfield John Keith Lieutenant British Army Royal Engineers Middlesex, England Mar 1894 24 64. Bowers 65. Bowes‐Lyon Michael Claude Glamis Castle, Angus, 1 Oct 1893 1 May 1953 25 Hamilton Scotland 66. Boyd Jas Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps Scotland 67. Boyle E.P.O. Captain British Army Royal Scots Fusiliers Holzminden Internee List ... 2 SURNAME FIRST NAME(s) RANK SERVICE CO./ PLACE OF BIRTH BIRTH DEATH AGE CAREER DECORATIONS SQN/BTTN 1918 (LIFETIME) 68. Braddell W.H. Captain Royal Dublin Fusiliers 69. Brean Timothy Lieutenant British Intelligence 70. Broomfield F. Australian Imperial Force 7th Field Company 71. Burbury A.V. Lieutenant 72. Burke George M. Capt British Army Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 73. Burrill Thomas Frank Lieutenant British Army Montgomeryshire Nth Yorkshire, 1887 31 Yeomanry England 74. Burrows Lieutenant 75. Butler Walter Lieutenant 76. Cains Arthur William Captain 77. Caldicott Randolph 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 78. Cameron Ian 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 65 Squadron Ontario, Canada 1 July 1898 1973 20 British War Medal, Victory Medal 79. Campbell‐Martin Pierre (Peter) Clifford Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 25 Squadron 17 Oct 1941 Military Cross, Croix de Guerre 80. Capon Robert Stanley 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 66 Squadron London, England 24 Feb 1886 22 Jul 1975 32 1914‐15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Order of the British Empire 81. Casey Pat Rev. Father 82. Cash John Richard Private Australian Imperial Force 19th Batt. Lincolnshire, England 23 May 1876 14 Sept 1923 42 83. Cassels H.K. 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 70 Squadron 84. Castles Hill Knox Private Australian Imperial Force 46th Batt. 85. Caunt Horace Vernon Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 29 Squadron 86. Chalmers Skinner T. Lieutenant British Army Gordon Highlanders, Machine Gun Corps 87. Chidson M.R. 2nd Lieutenant 88. Christian F.M. British Merchant Marine Ship: Hathor 89. Christie‐Miller E.G. Captain British Army Gloucester Regiment 90. Church W.A. Lieutenant 91. Churchill C.W. 92. Churchill W.F.N. 93. Clark Private 94. Clark Cecil C. Captain Royal Flying Corps 95. Clark John George British Royal Navy 10th Naval Squadron Alberta, Canada 1917 Fleet Air 96. Clark William Rattray Captain Canadian Infantry 7th Battalion Kilmarnock, Scotland 27 July 1881 5 Dec 1972 27 97. Clarke A.F.G. Royal Flying Corps 98. Clarke R.J. Lieutenant Colonel 99. Clarke George 100. Clement Arthur British Merchant Marine Ship: Saxon Prince 101. Clinton Captain 102. Clouston Andrew Mearns Lieutenant Canadian Army Royal Newfoundland British War Medal, Victory Medal, 1914‐15 Star Regiment 1/1 103. Clowes W.A. Private 104. Cody John Corporal Canadian Infantry 3rd Battalion 105. Coff Earl James Private (AUSTRALIAN) 106. Coker F.W. 107. Cole 108. Coleman Arthur Holzminden Internee List ... 3 SURNAME FIRST NAME(s) RANK SERVICE CO./ PLACE OF BIRTH BIRTH DEATH AGE CAREER DECORATIONS SQN/BTTN 1918 (LIFETIME) 109. Collinson Ernest Private British Army Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment 110. Colquhoun William Gourlay Lieutenant Canadian Infantry Princess Patricia’s Ontario, Canada 1888 1966 30 Canadian Military Cross Canadian Light Infantry 111. Cooke Ernest 2nd Lieutenant British Army 5th York Lancer Regiment 112. Coombs Vernon Courtenay Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps Artists’ Rifles Kent, England 1897 21 113. Cooney James Mathew 17 Aug 1891 3 Jun 1964 27 114. Coops F.C. 115. Copeland A.H.M. Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 116. Corbett Roland Captain Royal Flying Corps 27 Jun 1938 Victory Medal, British Medal, 1915 Star 117. Cotton Henry Lieutenant 118. Couchman 119. Couston Alexander Wallace Lieutenant Australian Flying Corps 4 Squadron Launceston, Tas, May/June 13 Apr 1968 25 Military Cross, Star, British War Medal, Victory ("Alec") Australia 1893 Medal, mentioned in despatches 120. Cowan Robert "Bob" Howell 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 65 Squadron 121. Cowlie 2nd Lieutenant East Yorkshire, England 122. Crabbie William M. 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps 2 Squadron 123. Craig Charles Captain 124. Crawford Osbert Guy Stanhope Royal Flying Corps Bombay, India 28 Oct 1886 1957 32 125.
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