WW1 War Dead - Edward Alleyn Club

RANK	1STNAME	2NDNAME	SURNAME	AGE	Date of Death	Pg*	CEMETERY/MEMORIAL	REGIMENT	ADDRESS	COMMENTS
2nd Lt	LESLIE	W.	ABLETT		15/10/1917		Tyne Cot	Northumberland Fusiliers		Brading's
Pte	W.	STUART	ADDISCOTT		30/11/1917		Cambrai	Royal Fusiliers		Spurgeon's; killed in a German counter-attack.
Capt	ALEXANDER	C.	ANDERSON	35	20/04/1915	12	Ypres Reservoir Cemetery	Army Veterinary Corps	Peckham
Lt	J.	REGINALD	ANDERSON	21	13/08/1918	32	Rosieres	RAF	82 Wood Vale, Forest Hill	EA Mag: Cribb's; 'was killed in action with a superior force of enemy machines on August 13th, 1918, during the great advance which drove back the Germans from the neighbourhood of Amiens. He was buried near that city. We remember him best as a good fast bowler for his House and for the School Eleven.'
Gunner	RUPERT		ANSELL		10/12/1916		Brookwood	Honourable Artillery Co
Lt	JOHN	E.	APPLEYARD	20	26/04/1918		Ebblinghem Mil Cemetery	Royal Engineers		MC RE; EA Mag: Brown's; Athletic Champion 1914, 1915, matriculated with honours 1913. Captain of the Sch 1915, gained the 5th place in the Woolwich entrance examination, Feb, 1915 received his commission in October and went to the front in the following June. Awarded the MC in Jan 1917, gazetted Lieutenant from July 1917 and killed in action.
2nd Lt	GEOFFREY		ASKEW	22	25/03/1918		Arras	Tank Corps	62 Drewstead Rd, Streatham	MC; EA Mag: Brown's; reported wounded and missing on Mar 25th, 1918, at Achiet-le-Grand, near Bapaume, was awarded the MC for great gallantry on that day.
2nd Lt	HENRY	J.	ATKINSON	22	17/08/1916	6	Delville Wood, Longueval	King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry	97 Calton Ave, Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916): Brown's, 1903-12; 'one of the original members of Brown's, was both School and House Prefect, and Captain of his House. He took a prominent part in School and House games…. He was always bright and cheerful, keen and thorough in everything he undertook....'
Capt	DONALD		AUCUTT		09/10/1917		Tyne Cot	Royal Warwickshire Reg	179 Denmark Hill	Mentioned in Despatches; EA Mag: Tulley's. After qualifying as a doctor at King's College, he became Lieutenant in the RAMC, transferred to the infantry, was promoted and on Oct 9th, 1917, was killed in action.
Rifleman	L.	FREDERICK	AVILA	17	04/12/1914		Ypres	London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1914): killed in action nr Ypres
Pte	VINCENT	W.	BAILEY	19	10/08/1915		Helles Mem’l, Turkey	Wiltshire Regiment	Ardmay, 11 Townley Road, Dulwich	Brading's; enlisted in August 1914, took part in Gallipoli; missing since August 1915, now assumed that he was killed.
Pte	ROBERT		BAKER	19	11/04/1918	2	Loos	The King’s (Liverpool Regmt)	172 Hamilton Rd, W Norwood	EA Mag: Tulley's.
2nd Lt	FRANK	G[ranville].	BALL	23	16/08/1916	3	Thiepval	East Surrey Regiment	Dulwich	Listed as educ’d at Dulwich Coll; previously wounded in 1916. EA Mag (Dec 1916) Left Alleyn's 1907. Fell on August 16th on the Somme.
Able Seaman	WILLIAM	E.	BARRY	20	31/5/1916		Chatham Naval Memorial	RNVR		CWGC & EA Mag: HMS 'Queen Mary'
Lt	LEONARD		BARTLETT	20	01/10/1918		Anneux Brit Cem	Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry	1 College Road, Dulwich	EA Mag: Brown's; 'was killed while leading his platoon into action on October 1st, 1918. His father, the College Bookseller, has six sons in the King's Forces.'
Bombadier	ALEC		BEACH	22	04/10/1917		New Irish Farm Cem	Honourable Artillery Co	9 Lancaster Rd, W Norwood	[A BEACH on d/b] Brown's
2nd Lt	FREDERICK	P.	BEAGLEY	20	26/08/1918		Dernacourt	The Buffs, East Kent Regmt	20 Thurlstone Rd, W Norwood	MC; EA Mag: Spurgeon's; 'He did not live to receive the Military Cross awarded to him.'
Cpl	VICTOR	L.	BECKLEY	24	06/11/1918		Etaples	Royal Field Artillery	b. Brixton; 19 Winterbrook Rd, Herne Hill	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; died in hospital on Nov 7th, 1918, after being gassed. [diff date fm CWGC]
Rifleman	SIDNEY	F.	BENNETT	20	01/07/1916	4	Hebuterne Military Cem	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)	42 Rosendale Rd, Dulwich	[F = Francis] EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice
Pte	ARCHIBALD		BIGGS	31	20/05/1915		Shell Green Cem, Turkey	Australian Infantry, AIF	Camberwell	Gallipoli; EA Cmag (Nov 1915): killed in the Dardanelles.
2nd Lt	JOHN	E.	BISHOP	25	21/09/1917	3	Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment	24 Claverdale Rd, Tulse Hill	[E = Ellis] EA Mag: 'was one of the original members of Brown's'. Killed whilst returning from a reconnaissance.
	WILLIAM	J.	BLAKE					Royal Naval Division		EA Mag: 'was killed in action near Jerusalem'; left Alleyn's 1904.
Pte	SYDNEY	F.	BLENCOWE	28	11/04/1917		Villers-Bretonneux	Australian Infantry, AIF	b. Dulwich
Pte	FRANK	R.	BOLTON	20	21/12/1916		Hazebrouck	London Regmt (Pr of Wales’ Own Civil Service Rifles)	b. Peckham; 24 Mundania Rd, E Dulwich	‘An old Alleynian’ on d/b; Brown's
Capt	GORDON	W.	BOLTON		24/04/1918	3	Tyne Cot	East Yorkshire Regiment	Wallington	W = Wallace; EA Mag: returned from South Africa to take his part in the war; 'will be remembered by many Old Boys as the assistant secretary of the Old Boys' Swimming Club and will be greatly missed when the times allow of the Club resuming its activities.'
2nd Lt	PERCY	G.	BOSWELL	22	01/07/1916		Thiepval	King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry	26 Norfolk House Rd, Streatham
Lt Col	ERIC	G.	BOWDEN	24	22/07/1918		Cabaret-Rouge, Souchez	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	135 Ivydale Rd, Nunhead	Lt. Col. Bowden’s headstone is engraved as a special layout containing the following additional information : “Age 24. Born 12th May 1894. Promoted on the field of action from 2nd Lieutenant, he was one of the youngest Colonels in the British Army. “He led a successful raid against the enemy's renches with great gallantry, and inflicted many sasualties. He has at all times set a fine example” (Gazette). “ citation. Also served in Italy; The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regimt); EA Mag: Spurgeon's; served nearly 4 yrs; also Mentioned in Despatches; mag records he was buried in the Steenvoorde Military Hospital Cemetery, at Hazebrouck.
Pte	ARTHUR	R.	BOXALL	19	26/05/1915		Le Touret Memorial	London Regiment		EA Mag (Dec 1914); Jul 1915: 'was only just 19 yrs of age and had joined his regiment shortly before Christmas. He left England on March 18th and was soon in the trenches. The 24th took part with other units in a big fight on May 25th, when some German trenches which had defied our troops for some time were taken. In this action the regiment suffered terrible losses, but Boxall survived that awful day, only to be shot dead by a sniper next morning when on sentry-go.'
Sgt	ERIC	P.G.	BRAND	20	20/09/1917		Ypres	London Regimt (Royal Fusiliers)	28 Dovercourt Road, Dulwich	DCM; Roper’s House Captn; Roper’s House book: ‘One of the very best type of boy. Straightforward and gentlemanly to a degree & popular with all.’ S Davies – Capt: ‘You must know in what esteem he was held by all ranks in his Regiment. He had charge of a platoon and led them with great courage, determination and skill, and the success of the day was due in no small measure to his good work. He was easily my best NCO. I was about to recommend him for a commission: he deserved it.’
2nd Lt	GEORGE	R.	BRIERLEY	19	01/05/1917		Warlincourt Halte Br Cem, Saultry	King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry	86 Harlescott Rd, Waverly Park	Brading's
Pte	FRANK		BRIGNALL	37	24/04/1915		Perth Cemetery, China Wall, Belgium	Canadian Infantry (British Columbia Regiment)	b. Upper Norwood; 61 Addison Rd, Kensington	Canadian? EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice; left 1889.
	ERIC	L.	BRISTOW							EA Mag (Jul 1916): a Lce Cpl FL Bristow (Cribb's, 1907-11) is listed as killed; Cyclist to 47th Division
Lt	HERBERT	T.	BRODERICK	24	29/12/1917		Jerusalem War Cem, Israel	London Regiment	Native of Upper Norwood; 5 Minden Rd, Anerley	EA Mag: Brown's; died of wounds received while defending a position in the Jerusalem defences.
Co Sgt Mjr	HENRY	A.	BRUBACH		15/09/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Pr of Wales’s Own Civil Service Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1902. Fell in the Battle of the Somme.
2nd Lt	HAROLD		BUTLER	22	22/02/1918	3	Tezze Brit Cem, Italy	Royal Flying Corps	East Dulwich	EA Mag: Tulley's; Captn of Shooting 8, entered Civil Service on leaving sch. He joined the RAF and was a conscientious, fearless and ready airman. He was killed in Italy when engaged in a bombing raid over the Austrian lines.
Lt	FRANK		CABBURN	19	25/06/1918		Fouquescourt	RAF	39 Mayfield Rd, Sanderstead, Surrey	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; 'after only 7 weeks in France he was brough down while on patrol duty over the German lines.'
Pte	SAMUEL		CARNABY					South African Coastal Force		EA Mag (Jul 1916)
2nd Lt	CLARENCE		CARPENTER		17/02/1917			Royal Fusiliers		No obvious record on CWGC; EA Mag: left 1904; killed in action nr Petit Miraumont, France.
Lce Corp	ROBERT	V.	CARTER	33	14/07/1915	6	Helles Mem, Turkey	Royal Marine Light Infantry	64 Venner Rd, Sydenham	V = Vincent; Brown's
Lce Corp	RONALD	J.S.	CARTER	22	28/05/1918	5	Bagneux, Gezaincourt	Cambridgeshire Regiment	Lewisham	JS = John Seymour; EA Mag: Roper's
Lt	STANLEY		CHAPPELL	19	02/03/1918		W Norwood Cem	Royal Flying Corps		EA Mag: Brading's; tho' very young saw considerable service in France. After an accident he returned to England and was killed on service.
Cpl	WALTER	J.	CLEAVE		00/03/1918			Surrey Yeomanry		EA Mag: Roper's; has been missing since March, 1918. Nothing definite is known of his fate.
Pte	GEORGE	M.	COKER		19/09/1918		Epehy Wood Farm, Epehy	Royal Fusiliers
Lce Corp	SAMUEL	M.	COLEMAN	28	28/08/1918		Vis-en-Artois Memorial	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)	?Lenham, Kent?	EA Mag: 'was killed "going over the top".
Rifleman	FRANK	M.	COOMBS		01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) brother to LH Coombs
Pte	LESLIE	H.	COOMBS	25	12/07/1916		Puchevillers Br Cem	Royal Fusiliers	Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916) brother to FM Coombs. LH Coombs died of wounds received on July 12th when working a Lewis Machine Gun.
Rifleman	HERBERT	H.	COOPER	18	01/07/1916	13	Thiepval	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)	153 Herne Hill	EA Mag: Spurgeon's
Rifleman	JOSEPH	F.	COOPER	30	22/10/1916	18	Thiepval	King’s Royal Rifle Corps	107 Underhill Rd	EA Mag: 'reported wounded and missing Oct 22nd, 1916, at Thiepval, was lost in No Man's Land when searching for a commrade. It is now assumed that he was killed.
Pte	GEORGE	A.	COOPER	23	07/11/1918	5	Stockport (Willow Grove) Cem	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regimt)	Herne Hill	[A = Augustus]; MM; EA Mag: Spurgeon's; died of pneumonia, following wounds, at Stockport. He fought at the Somme, at Passchendaele, and at Cambrai, and was wounded at Le Catelet.
Pte	CECIL	J.	CORE	20	08/10/1917		Tyne Cot	Royal Warwickshire Regiment	57 Dulwich Village	Brading's
Colour Sgt	ARTHUR	C.	COVENEY	38	13/05/1915		Loko, Nigeria	Royal Berkshire Regmt;		2ndry regimt: Nigeria Regiment; West African Frontier Force (WAFF); EA Mag: 'is supposed to have died on service at Ibi, in Nigeria, May 13th 1915. He had served in the South African War, and obtained two medals with bars.
Capt	H.	JACK	COX	28	31/07/1917		Hooge Crater Cem	Royal Fusiliers	Born at Upper Norwood	EA Mag: Returned from the Argentine in Dec, 1914, and obtained a commission. After nearly 2 yrs' fighting in France, he was shot through the head by a German sniper.
Capt	CECIL	T.	COYNE	23	27/08/1917		Cement House Cem, Belgium	W Yorkshire Reg (Pr of Wales’s Own)	Warwick address.	EA Mag: wounded twice in action.
2nd Lt	EDGAR	W.	CRAMPTON	20	09/10/1917		Tyne Cot	Royal Fusiliers	62 Chados Ave, Whetstone	EA Mag: Roper's. 'his early death has cut short an artistic career of great prominence'.
2nd Lt	PHILIP	F.	CROSS	20	22/07/1916		Thiepval Memorial	Royal West Kent Regt	15 Holmdene Avenue, Herne Hill	One of the best. Sound character. Open & frank disposition: good sportsman. He came last on a visit to School the summer he was killed, and brought a couple of cricket balls, which he thought “might be useful to the House”.’ Killed in July 1916. EA Mag: 'He was left wounded on the ground in front of the German lines in the early morning of July 22nd, 1916, and hope was entertained that he might still be living a prisoner in enemy hands' but a recent communication received by his parents from the War Office presumes his death as from the date above mentioned. Cross was a distinguished member of Roper's, which he represented in Cricket, Football, Fives, Swimming and Shooting... [he] left us with the promise of a happy and successful career before him.'
Flight Sub-Lt	WILFRID	N.	CROSS	18	06/03/1918		Minster (Thanet) Cem	Royal Naval Air Service	St Leonards-on-Sea	EA Mag: Brading's; killed nr Ramsgate in a seaplace accident.
Driver	H.	LEONARD	CRUSE	22	27/10/1918		Damascus	Honourable Artillery Co	114 Fawnbrake Ave, SE24	EA Mag: Tulley's; died of malaria in Egypt.
Capt	FRANCIS	R.	CUBBON		09/06/1917		Arras	72nd Punjabis Regiment		MC; Indian nationality; 2ndry reg Royal Flying Corps; Flying Ace see www.theaerodrome.com/aces/england/cubbon.php
Cpl	LEONARD	S.	CULLINGFORD		15/09/1916		Thiepval	London Regimt (Pr of Wales’s Own Civil Service Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) 'fell at High Wood'.
2nd Lt	STANLEY	J.	CUSSELL		29/05/1918		Soissons	Army Service Corps		EA Mag: returned to England from India to take his part in the War, and called at the School on his return. He was transferred to the Devons and fell in action.
Sgt	JOSEPH	P.	CUTLER	29	04/10/1917	2	St Sever Extension, Rouen	Australian Field Artillery	128 Tulse Hill	EA Mag: wounded twice and died at Rouen from the effects of the 2nd wound.
Pte	CECIL	E.	DANDO	20	03/02/1917		Thiepval	Border Regiment	11 Bellingham Rd, Catford
2nd Lt	REGINALD	C.S.	DAVIES		21/03/1918	7	Arras	London Regiment		Reg Charles Spurgeon? EA Mag: Tulley's; killed near St Quentin.
Sgt	THOMAS	B.	DAVIES				Alexandria (Chatby) Mil & War Mem'l Cem	Royal Field Artillery		EA Mag (Dec 1914); Nov 1915: died at Alexandria.
Lt	ARCHIBALD	R.	DEAN		02/12/1916	6	W Norwood Cem	Australian Infantry, AIF	b. Herne Hill; moved to Sydney, Australia	MC: EA Mag: Brown's; Apr 1917 'He led a bombing attack with great gallantry and determination. Later, although severely wounded, he continued at his post and held the position gained. He set a fine example to his men.' [Gazette quoted in EA Mag]
Pte	GUY		DENNY		04/05/1917		Arras	Bedfordshire Regiment
Pte	ALBERT	H.	DETMOLD		15/08/1917		Vimy	Canadian Pioneers		left 1898
Rifleman	GILBERT	C.	DICKINS	20	01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)	b. Ashstead, Surrey	C = Collingwood? EA Mag: Spurgeon's. See also http://www.leatherheadlocalhistory.org.uk:80/Ashtead-War-Memorials
Pte	REGINALD	S.	DIXON	21	14/09/1916	5	Bronfay Farm Mil Cem, Bray-sur-Somme	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	186 Buckingham Palace Rd, London	Dulwich Coll Found’n Scholar; EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice
Pte	CUTHBERT	S.	DIXON					6th City of London		EA Mag (Dec 1914); no obvious record on CWGC.
Pte	A.	LAWRENCE	DOXSEY	25	13/11/1916		Serre Road Cem No 1, France	Middlesex Regiment	Hendon	Laurence on d/b; EA Mag (Dec 1918): Brown's; 'was killed in France two yrs ago, but the information did not rEAh us till recently. His younger brother is serving in the HAC.'
Gunner	DANIEL	J.F.	DREDGE	20	31/01/1918		Grevillers	Royal Field Artillery	88 Woodwarde Rd, Dulwich	Brown's; died at a Casualty Clearing Station.
Lt	J.	DUDLEY	DRYSDALE	29	23/10/1916		Bancourt	Lincolnshire Regiment	75 Nimrod Rd, Streatham	EA Mag: Spurgeon's;
Sgt	L.	SIDNEY	DUCK	25	23/05/1916		Arras	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	237 Brockley Rd, Brockley	EA Mag: Brown's; 'after long and meritorious services at the Front, was killed… Long "missing", his fate has only recently been determined'.
Cpl	PERCY	A.	DUNLOP	43	28/10/1918		Mikra Cemetery, Kalamaria	London Regiment (London Scottish)	Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex	CWGC: 'Enlisted Sept 1914'; EA Mag: 'transferred to a Labour Corps, died of fever at the General Hospital, Salonica.'
Lt	H.	HARMAN	DUNN	33	26/09/1916		Serre Road Cem, France	The King’s (Liverpool Regimt)	Staines	Parents: The Briars, Newman Rd, Bromley. EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1899
2nd Lt	W.	H. GILBERT	DURRANT	35	26/09/1915		Vermelles	Dorsetshire Regiment	Bournemouth	WH = William Heinz; Long Service & Good Conduct Medal; served in S African campaign; death notice in EA Mag (Apr 1916).
Rifleman	AUGUSTUS	S.	DYSON	30	01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)	46 Lambert Road, Brixton Hill	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1902; 'one of four well-known brothers, came to England from Chili [sic] to do his bit'.
Lce Corp	GEORGE	A.	EADIE	19	07/11/1917		Jerusalem Mem’l, Israel	London Regiment		EA Mag: Tulley's.
Lt	FRANK	W.	EAGLE	22	06/06/1916		Foncquevillers, France	Royal Engineers	21 Kellett Rd, Brixton	EA Mag (Jul 1916): (Brading's, 1907-11) 'obtained a commission in the Royal Engineers (North Midland-T) in the early days of the war, and soon saw service at the Front. At the time he lost his life (June 6th) he was Lieutenant and Acting Captain. Brig-General C Wingfield Stratford writes of him: "He was a most able and brave officer, and had never failed in anything he had been given to carry out, and is of the greatest loss to the Division and to the Royal Enginners in particular."'
Sgt	DOUGLAS		ELPHICK		16/01/1917		Bois Guillaume Comm’l Cem	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)		EA Mag: Brading's; 'was a most enthusiastic member of the 1st Surrey Rifles, and as a sergeant had spent many arduous and strenuous days at the Front, when he fell a victim of the unfortunate troop train accident in France on Jan 16 1917, while on his way to St Omer for a course of instruction preparatory to taking up a commission.
Pte	C.	DOUGLAS	ELPHICK	28	15/05/1917		Arras	Honourable Artillery Co	28 Hillsboro’ Rd, Dulwich & Mitcham	EA Mag: missing for two years, is now believed to have fallen.
Lce Corp	HAROLD	G.	FENN	23	06/06/1915		Les Gonards, Versailles	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	33 Babington Rd, Streatham	EA Mag (Jul 1915); Spurgeon's
Cadet	EDWARD	P.	FENN					Inns of Court OTC		EA Mag (Mar 1920): he returned to England from S America, but died in the course of his training. His brother Harold was killed in action early in the war.
2nd Lt	JOHN	M.	FIELD	24	11/04/1916	4	Vermelles	Royal Sussex Regiment	98 Christchurch Rd, Tulse Hill	M = Morton; EA Mag (Jul 1916): (Brown's 1899-1908); Sch & House Prefect and a member of the Sch Football and Cricket 1st XLs. On leaving he entered an insurance office in a special capacity. At the outbreak of war he joined the HAC. After a long and strenuous campaign in France he obtained a commission in the 7th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment. He was killed instantaneously by the explosion of a German mine on April 17th, 1916. He is bured in the soldiers' cemetery at Vermelles. His commanding officer writes of him: "Although so short a while with us, he had impressed us that he was a good soldier, and promised to be an acquisition to the Battalion."'
2nd Lt	FRANK	J.	FODEN	32	09/09/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	44 Garborne Road, Honor Oak Park	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1898; killed in action at Ginchy.
Gunner	GEOFFREY	L.	FOGDEN	19	17/08/1917		Bard Cottage, Belgium	Honourable Artillery Co	Tunbridge Wells	Extra middle name ‘Adames’ on CWGC d/b; Roper’s; EA Mag: 'He is remembered as one of the most popular and useful members of his House and Regiment'.
Rifleman	B.	HAROLD	FOWLER	16	17/05/1915		Bethune Town Cem, France	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)	19 Ardbeg Rd, Herne Hill	EA Mag (Jul 1915); Tulley's or Tyson's (t)
Lce Corp	ARCHIBALD	M.	FRASER	24	09/09/1916	10	Thiepval	London Regiment (London Scottish)	Camberwell	EA Mag (Dec 1916) Cribb's; Fraser was at the school for a short time 'but long enough to have won for himself the esteem of boys and masters'.
Pte	PERCY	L.	FROST	22	10/11/1917		Ypres (Menin Gate)	Canadian Infantry (British Columbia Regiment)	4 Vanguard St, Deptford	Educ’d at Alleyn’s; Roper’s; bk says he went farming in Canada and joined Canadian contingent. EA Mag: 'was reported missing after Nov 10th, 1917, in the terrible fighting at Passchendaele.'
Rifleman	CHARLES	W.	GATES	29	02/12/1915		Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)	273 Friern Rd, E Dulwich	Parents at 110 Manwood Rd, Crofton Park.
2nd Lt	GEORGE	R.	GLENIE		11/09/1916		Thiepval	King’s Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice
Capt	KENNETH	L.	GOPSILL	20	15/02/1918		Merville	Royal Flying Corps	51 Dingwall Rd, Croydon	Brown's; after brilliant services he was killed in a flying accident.
2nd Lt	ALBERT	E.	GOTT		18/11/1916		Thiepval	Royal Warwickshire Regiment		French address of father. Brading's. 'He and his brother [JH Gott] will be remembered as long-distance runners.'
Cpl	WILLIAM	H.	GRACE		30/10/1917		Tyne Cot	London Regiment (Artists' Rifles)		EA Mag: left Alleyn's 1907
Lce Corp	HUBERT	C.A.	GRAVATT	24	30/09/1915		New Irish Farm Cem	Honourable Artillery Co	Beech Dene, Beeches Ave, Carshalton
Pte	WILLIAM		GREENFIELD	37	22/04/1916		Lewisham (Ladywell Cemetery)	48th Canadian Highlanders		EA Mag (July 1916); CWGC entry for a W Greenfield who was in Canadian Infantry, aged 37, died 22.4.1916, buried at Lewisham (Ladywell Cemetery).
Pte	WILLIAM		GREIG	24	12/11/1914		Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment (London Scottish)	183 E Dulwich Grove	EA Mag: at school 1898-1907; killed at Messines.
	RICHARD	J.	GRIEVE					Citizen Forces		EA Mag (Mar 1920): left 1895; died of Blackwater Fever while serving with the Citizen Forces in North-West Rhodesia, 1916.
Rifleman	CEDRIC	H.	GRIFFIN		26/03/1918		Arras	London Regiment (London Irish Rifles)		EA Mag: Brading's; is believed to have been killed in action near Ytres, south-west of St Quentin.
Cpl	A.	OWEN	GRIFFITHS	21	27/09/1915	8	Loos Memorial	Royal Sussex Regiment	24 Brockwell Pk Gdns, Herne Hill	Roper’s – ‘Absolutely first rate’; killed in action – by a bomb – on 26 Sept 1915.
Lc Corp	H.	HERBERT	HALL		09/12/1917		Flesquieres Hill Br Cem	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)		EA Mag: was killed at Cambrai.
Pte	JOHN	D.	HALSEY	19	16/04/2018		St Pierre Cem, Amiens	London Regiment	70 East Dulwich Road	EA Mag: Tulley's; he was an impulsive, warm-hearted boy, popular with everybody.
Pte	WALTER		HARDY	27	05/07/1916	1	Ypres Menin Gate	Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment)	18 Oakhurst Grove, E Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1903; 'who came from Canada with the Princess Patricia's Contingent, fell at Ypres on July 5th'.
Lce Corp	ALBERT	N.	HARRIS	21	23/01/1915	19	Brompton Cem	Leinster Regiment	49 Dennetts Rd, New Cross	N = Nickolas; EA Mag: from the Univ of London Officers' Training Corps he obtained a commission and went to the Front at the age of 18.
Staff Serg (Armourer)	TOM	C.	HARTLEY		05/04/1918		Mendinghem Mil Cem	Royal Army Ordnance Corps		EA Mag: 'saw much service'. Died of wounds received on Mar 26th.
2nd Lt	BERTRAM	T.	HASELGROVE	36	03/09/1918		Heilly Station Cem, Mericourt-l’Abbe	London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles)	Westcliffe on Sea
	GILBERT	W.	HAWKINS							Not obvious. Brading's
Gunner	HARRY	R.	HAYCOCK	38	20/01/1919		Mikra Br Cem, Kalamaria	Royal Garrison Artillery	15 Calbourne Road, Balham	EA Mag: died at Salonica.
2nd Lt	ALAN	D.	HAY-SMITH	30	26/03/1917		Jerusalem Memorial	Essex Regiment	Kendal Cottage, Upper Tulse Hill	EA Mag: 'fell outside Gaza. He had seen much service previously as a Sergeant in the LRB…'
Pte	CHARLES	M.	HEARN	25	27/01/1916		Arras	London Regiment	10 King’s Road, Peckham
Pte	VICTOR	H.	HERON	22	30/10/1917		Tyne Cot	London Regiment (Artists’ Rifles)	146 Leander Road, Brixton Hill	Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heron, of 146 Leander Rd., Brixton Hill,. Educ’d at Alleyn's Sch, where he won athletic championship. Matriculated London Univ. Assisted in Wellcome Research Labs in making anti-tetanus serum for troops. Roper’s; Prefect: ‘Fine manly boy of powerful and most attractive personality, willing at all times to give of his best for the honour and good name of House and School. As honest as the day, thoroughly trustworthy, and dependable. It is with the greatest regret and sorrow that we receive the news of his death on Oct 30 1917.’ Killed at Passchendaele Ridge. Book also quotes from a letter he wrote to his younger brother: ‘Above all things be cheerful…. The most cheerful man is the most happy.’ ‘You cannot go far wrong if you do everything cheerfully and willingly.’ ‘I am just realising too the value of games, and am now only too thankful that I spent more than a share of my time at School at games. There is no doubt out her that the man who has kept himself fit by playing games sticks it the best..’ Also death notice from ‘Daily Chronicle’: ‘He fell bravely facing a murderous fire neither faltering nor wavering, but indeed as the open, kind-hearted, unselfish Englishman that he was,’ wrote his wonderful comrade-in-arms, Lance-Cpl Edgar A Cook.’ In EAC Mag (Jul 1918) a mention: 'Friends of WH Heron [brother??] will be glad to hear that in spite of many hardships in France and Italy he is recovering at Sittingbourne from severe wounds. Those who knew "Billy" will readily understand the report of his giving some of his sound skin to be grafted on the limb of a fellow sufferer.'
2nd Lt	HENRY	R	HICKS	18	12/10/1917		Dadiezeele New British Cem	Royal Flying Corps		EA Magazine: Brading's, reported killed in action during our offensive; described as a brilliant pilot. CWGC: Son of Maj. J. M. Hicks (Royal Army Ordnance Corps, retired), of "Hickstead" Latchley, Gunnislake, Cornwall. Born at Woolwich London.
Pte	EDWARD	S.	HORNBLOWER	43	22/03/1917		Seaford	Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment)	The Mount, Cheam Road, Sutton	EA Mag: 'while on a business visit to Canada, joined the Canadian Infantry (MG Section), though exempt from military service by age. He died of pneumonia at the Military Hospital, Seaford.' Name inspired for Alleyn’s OB CS Forrester’s hero, Hornblower.
Pte	WILLIAM	L.	HOWARD					RAMC		EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice Cribb's.
2nd Lt	ALFRED	W.	HUBBARD	20	25/01/1917		Basra	Royal Welsh Fusiliers	78 Arodene Rd, Brixton Hill	Alleyn’s mentioned; mentioned in Despatches; Spurgeon's; 'was killed in Mesopotamia'.
2nd Lt	A.	DOUGLAS	HUNTER	32	23/04/1917	6	Chili Trench Cem, Gavrelle	London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles)	10 Northanger Rd, Streatham	EA Mag: 'His C.O. says "Lt Hunter is a great loss to the Battalion. He proved himself a very gallant officer, and the men would have followed him anywhere. I know what the sad news will mean to his mother, but she will have the consolation of knowing that her son died a hero's death in the biggest battle in history." Lt Hunter was the middle of 3 brothers. They had long and honourable careers at the School, and how severe the bereavement in this family is will be seen by the fact that the two brothers, 2nd Lt John Hunter and Capt Ernest Hunter, are home wounded and that Mrs Hunter died within ten days of the sad announcement recorded above.'
Pte	SYDNEY	L.	HUNTLEY	22	21/11/1916		Ste Marie Cem, Le Havre	Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment)	W Norwood	Sidney on d/b. EA Mag: Brown's. 'Huntley will be remembered as School Gymnastics Champion for 1911 and a member of the School 1st XI, Cricket, 1910.
Sapper	OLIVER	F.R.	INDER	23	28/05/1918		Soissons	Royal Engineers	King’s Worthy	Only 1 on d/b; EA Mag: Brown's, left 1909; 'was killed in France'
2nd Lt	WALTER	T.	JACOBI	24	21/10/1916		W Norwood Cem	Royal Warwickshire Regiment	83 Stradella Rd, SE24	Student of Middle Temple; EA Mag (Dec 1916): Cribb's 'Jacobi was a Prefect from 1907 to 1909, and in all departments of games was a tower of strength to the House. He died of wounds sustained in the Great Push, in the Research Hospital, Cambridge, and was buried with full military honours at Norwood on October 25th. Jacobi was for eight years a scholar at the School and was the type of boy which a school is proud to turn out.'
Cpl	GILBERT	M.	JAMES		27/12/1917		Dar Es Salaam War Cem, Tanzania	Royal Engineers		EA Mag: Despatch Rider. After serving two yrs in France went out to German East Africa, contracted malaria and enteric and died.
2nd Lt	REGINALD	H.	JEFFREY	24	11/04/1917		Fampoux Br Cem	Royal Warwickshire Regiment	4 Lanercost Rd, Tulse Hill	Spurgeon's.
2nd Lt	THOMAS		JEFFRIES	34	14/08/1917		Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)		EA Mag: reported missing on Aug 14th, 1917, at Zillebeke, is now officially declared killed.
2nd Lt	BEAVAN	P.	JENKINS	18	20/10/1918	1	Cologne Southern Cem	RAF	262 Friern Rd, E Dulwich	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; 'was a very promising "observer". His machine was brought down in the German lines, his left leg badly injured, and amputation was necessary. He died of the shock on Oct 20th, 1918, in the hospital at Aachen.
Co Sgt Maj	SYDNEY	G.E.	JONES		01/03/1917		Railway Dugouts Burial Group	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)		EA Mag: Brown's; MC; 'was killed at the entrance of his dug-out on Feb 28th 1917.' 'Another Old Boy - DW Boyd - writes in very appreciative terms of Jones's coolness under fire and of his solicitude for his men's safety. These qualities had gained for him the Military Cross.' EA Mag (Dec 1916) under list of War Honours for OBs 'for conspicuous courage and coolness, coupled with the very skilful handling of his platoon, during an attack. His inspiriting example materially assisted the advance under very heavy fire'.
Apprentice	LESLIE	W.	JONES					Munition Ship 'Foyle'		EA Mag (Jul 1916): (1912-15) entered the Merchant Service as an apprentice, and on one of his voyages in a munition ship, he was unfortunately washed overboard and drowned; nothing obvious on CWGC;
	CHARLES	P.	JUDGE							Not obvious; Brown's.
Lt (Observer)	ERNEST	C.	KEMP	24	06/09/1916		Arras Flying Services Memorial	Royal Flying Corps	8 Arodene Road, Brixton Hill	EA Mag (Dec 1916) Cribb's; 'Kemp was one of the pioneers of the House System and did excellent service as Prefect in 1908-09…. His major says: "He and his pilot were about to attack a hostile machine when their own was shot down. He was a very fine fellow, always ready to do anything he was asked - and to do it well".'
Rifleman	PERCY		KING	25	09/12/1917		St Julien Dressing Station Cem	London Regiment (The Rangers)	Bristol	EA Mag: Tulley's
Capt	L.	WILLIAM	KINGSWELL		26/03/1918		Arras	Hampshire Regiment		EA Mag: Spurgeon's; joined the London Scottish in the early days of the war. He was then gazetted to the Hampshires, and displayed the same qualities of practical intelligence and resource which had distinguished him when captain of his house. He won distinction as a bombing officer. Killed at Mericourt.
Pte	NORMAN	E.	KIPLING	21	01/02/1917		Ancre Bri Cem, Beaumont -Hamel	Honourable Artillery Co	b. Clapham; Mt Mascal, Worcester Rd, Sutton	Roper's; 1909-11 'was a useful member of the House'
Pte	JAMES	B.	KIRKHOPE	20	01/07/1916		Lonsdale Cem, Authuile	Highland Light Infantry	Glasgow	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1907
Sgt	PERCY	G.	LANCASTER	35	03/05/1915		Ypres (Menin Gate)	The Buffs (East Kent) Regimt		Served in S African camp’n
Transport Driver	SIDNEY	H.	LANGFORD		16/10/1918		La Kreule Mil Cem, Hazebrouck	London Regiment		EA Mag: Tulley's; died of pneumonia in France.
Lt	ARTHUR	C.	LANGLEY	21	23/09/1917		Klein-Vierstraat Br Cem	Royal Field Artillery	37 Elmers End Rd, Anerley	Spurgeon's
2nd Lt	DONALD	R.	LEATHERDALE		22/07/1916		Thiepval	Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)		Cribb's; EA Mag: he took part in a night attack on July 22, 1916, and was reported missing….assumed that he was killed.
Cpl	WALTER		LEGROVE	23	01/10/1917		Albuera Cem, Bailleul-Sire-Berthoult	London Regiment	87 Lion St, Walworth	Mentioned in Despatches; EA Mag: enlisted in August 1914, was sent abroad almost immediately, gained a commission and was killed in France on Apr 24th, 1918 (diff date fm CWGC)
Pte	GILBERT	A.	LEIGHTON					Seaforth Highlanders		EA Mag (Jul 1915) listed as having been killed: 1/6 Bat. Seaforth Highlanders. No obvious record on CWGC.
Capt	DOUGLAS	W.	LEMAN	28	28/03/1918		Damascus Commonwealth War Cem	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	125 Rosendale Rd, Dulwich
Pte	HERBERT	J.	LEWIS	30	09/10/1917	9	Tyne Cot	Honourable Artillery Co	Margate	Parents’ home ‘Ruswarp’, 41 Woodwarde Rd, Dulwich; EA Mag: entered Civil Service on leaving sch.
Rifleman	LEONARD	O.	LIBBY	28	04/12/1917		Nine Elms Br Cem	Rifle Brigade, 8th Battn	Plymouth (CWGC)	EA Mag: After serving in S Africa he went to France, was wounded near Ypres in June 1916, and again on Dec 3rd 1917, nr Cambrai. Died of his wounds.
Pte	JAMES	LOVE	LIGHTFOOT	41	27/11/1919		S Ealing Cem	Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment	55 Kingsdown Ave, Ealing	CWGC: 'Educated at Alleyn's College'
Sgt	PERCY	A.	LINE	31	24/09/1916		Arras	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	6 Carden Road, Peckham	EA Mag (Dec 1916) 'It is with great sorrow and regret that we chronicle the death of Mr PA Line. He was Honorary Secretary of the Old Boys' Club from October, 1912, till the war broke out, and almost at once he responded to the call - as befitted a member of the 1st Surrey Rifles - and volunteered for service. He was a Sergeant in his old regiment when death came to him, on September 24th, in the battle raging on the Somme; and his cheery personality is now lost to us for ever. A friend of everyone who knew him, he was a great asset to the Club, to which he devoted so much energy. He was also a prominent member of the "Georgians" Dramatic Society, and the entertaiment he and his friends gave for the benefit of the Benevolent Fund will long be remembered.' See also WE Powell's entry.
2nd Lt	ERNEST	W.	LOCKEY	20	08-10/09/16		Delville Wood Cem	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	36 Dovercourt Rd, Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916) Cribb's; 'Lockey was one of our [Cribb's] Prefects in 1914 and was a boy of considerable ability and initiative. A fellow-officer writes: "Your son died a hero's death. He led his men, taking no thought of his own safety, and with a rifle is known to have accounted for seven Germans before he was killed."'
Rifleman	ARTHUR	L.	LOVELL	25	25/09/1915		Loos	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)	Rothbury, 4 Brackley Rd, Beckenham	Brother to Harold.
Air Mechanic 2nd Class	HAROLD	F.	LOVELL	31	05/09/1918		Vis-en-Artois Br Cem, Haucourt	RAF	Rothbury, 4 Brackley Rd, Beckenham	Brother to Arthur; EA Mag: 'killed in action… while serving in the Kite Balloon Section of the RAF. His brother, AL Lovell… was killed at Loos… Another brother, WO Lovell (left Alleyn's 1904), is serving as a signaller in the RAF.
Pte	GEORGE	H.	LOWTON	19	09/09/1917		Zantvoorde Br Cem	Royal Fusiliers	21 Rectory Gdns, Clapham	EA Mag: Brown's; killed after 11 months' service in France.
Lce Corp	VICTOR		LUNN	21	01/12/1915		Cerisy-Gailly Mil Cem	East Surrey Regiment	24 Hill Rd, Garden Ave, Mitcham
Gunner	E.	LEIGH	LUNNON		09/11/1917			RFA		Not listed on CWGC d/b; EA Mag: Brading's; died of phthisis, after being discharged as medically unfit.
Pte	JAMES		MACGREGOR	20	13/02/1916	1	Cambrin Churchyd Extens	Royal Fusiliers	20 Fawnbrake Ave, Herne Hill
Capt	GERALD		MALTBY	36	09/06/1919		Kirkee 1914-18 Memorial, India	Indian Army (Reserve Officer from 35th Sikhs)		EA Mag: left Alleyn's in 1897; died at Bombay.
Sgt	WILLIAM	M.	MANSELL	27	28/03/1918		Arras Mem'l	London Regiment (Queen's Westminster Rifles)		EA Mag: joined the Army in 1914, and was shot by a sniper near Arras… After his death he was mentioned in despatches.
Rifleman	MAGNUS	M.	MANSON	23	10/04/1915		Cabaret-Rouge Br Cem, Souchez	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	Finchley	EA Mag (Jun 1915)
Pte	D.	V.	MARCHANT					Royal Field Artillery		Not listed on honours bd but appears in EA Mag (Apr 1916); no obvious candidate on CWGC
2nd Lt	FRANK	S.	MARSH	23	28/04/1917	4	Arras	Royal Marine Light Infantry	22 Maryland Rd, Thornton Heath	Roper's, 1909.
Lt	FRANK	H.	MARTIN	20	28/03/1918		Bucquoy Rd Cem, Ficheux	Coldstream Guards	Haywards Heath	EA Mag: MC; killed in action at Boisy St Martin; Brown's; he went from Alleyn's to Charterhouse in 1912.
Pte	HARRY	W.K.	MASON		24/04/1918	8	Pozieres Mem	Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)		Harry Wm Kirkland Mason – only 1 with initials
Maj	JOHN	E.	MAYNARD		17/10/1918		Netley, Hants	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)		EA Mag: 'died of wounds at Netley Hospital… after nearly 3 yrs' continuous service in France. He was a very keen soldier, obtained rapid promotion, and was awarded the Military Cross in 1917.
Rifleman	ERNEST		MAYS	23	12/10/1915		New Irish Farm Cem	King’s Royal Rifle Corps	72 Haselrigge Rd, Clapham	EA Mag (April 1916) - death notice
2nd Lt	STUART		MCMURRAY	25	08/08/1917		Lillers Communal Cem	Royal Flying Corps	62 Longton Grove, Sydenham	EA Mag: 'was killed on landing in the dark on Aug 8th, 1917, after a successful bombing raid. Previous to joining the RFC, he had served in the Seaforths and had been severely wounded at Festubert.'
Lce Corp	CYRIL	W.	MILLER	24	31/07/1915	6	Helles Mem, Turkey	Manchester Regiment	100 Thornlaw Rd, W Norwood	EA Mag: Tulley's; 'killed in action at Gallipoli, on the very day of his promotion'.
Wireless Operator	THOMAS	K.L.	MINTY	18	16/08/1918		Tower Hill Mem	Mercantile Marine	b. W Dulwich; 311a Milkwood Rd, Herne Hill	EA Mag: Tulley's; a wireless operator, on the SS' Mirto' which was torpedoed on Aug 16th, 1918. It is presumed that he was drowned.
2nd Lt	JOHN	L.	MITCHELL	19	04/06/1917	23	Abbeville Communcal Cem Extens’n	London Regiment (London Irish Rifles)	37 Belvedere Rd, Upper Norwood
Pte	ERNEST	L.	MOON	19	21/06/1917		Dickebusch New Mil Cem Extens’n, Belgium	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	Brixton Hill	Brading's.
2nd Lt	TOM	B.	MORRIS	23	23/07/1917		LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY	Royal Welsh Fusiliers/Royal Flying Corps		EA Mag: Tulley's; after transferring to the RFC he was invalided home and then attached to his old regiment, with which he was serving at the time of his death. CWGC: 'Son of T. J. and Sophie Morris, of 4, Manilla Rd., Clifton, Bristol. Born London.'
Driver	JOHN	L.	MORRIS	19	10/08/1917	20	Alexandria (Hadra) War Mem Cem, Egypt	Honourable Artillery Co	91 Overhill Rd	EA Mag: Roper's. 'He left the School for Dulwich College. After joining the army he was sent to Egypt and died there.'
Aircraftman 1st Class	W.	HAROLD	MORRIS	33	22/03/1919	12	Bandon Hill Cem	RAF	Brambledown Rd, Wallington	Parents lived in E Dulwich. EA Mag: died of pneumonia a few days after returning to England from Egypt.
2nd Lt	D.	BERNARD	MORRISH	25	18/08/1916		Thiepval	King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry	16 Woodcote Valley Rd, Purley	EA Mag (Dec 1916) Tulley's; 'He was the first Captain of the House and his memory is still fresh in the minds of all who knew him.'
Cpl	HUBERT	G.C.	MUGGRIDGE	29	03/05/1917		Arras	Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)	‘Late of Beckenham’	EA Mag: he was in the Northern Assurance Company.
Pte	ALBERT	H.	MUNNS	34	18/07/1918		Contay British Cem, Contay	Royal Fusiliers	63 Silwood St, SE16
Lt	CECIL	G.	NICE	23	09/02/1920		W Norwood Cem	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	8 Lanercost Rd, Tulse Hill	Brading's, 1910; after serving in the 23rd London, he was gazetted to the Queen's, and served with his Battalion in Mesopotamia, where he contracted an illness from which he died on Feb 9th, 1920, about a year after his return to England.
Lce Corp	C.	STEWART	NIGHTINGALE	20	30/11/1917		Cambrai, Louveral	Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)	26 Rollscourt Ave, Herne Hill	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; after long service in France was killed in action.
Lt	FRANK	E.E.	NORRIS	33	02/10/1918		Voormezeele Enclosure 3, Belgium	The Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)	Dulwich & Clapham; 23 Ferndale Rd, Clapham	EA Mag: 'A popular and efficient offier, died of wounds in France….'
Lce Corp	ARCHIBALD	F.	NORTH		09/11/1914		Boulogne Eastern Cem	London Regiment (London Scottish)		EA Mag (Dec 1914): Killed at Messines, 14th County of London Reg; at school from 1902-04
Sgt	J.	LESLIE	OLIVER		10/09/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Queen's Westminster Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) Tulley's; 'He lost his life on September 10th when working in a Machine-Gun Company of the Queen's Westminsters'.
Pte	HAROLD	L.	ORROM		28/04/1917		Arras	Middlesex Regiment		EA Mag: Tulley's; 'enlisted early in the War.'
Pte	EDGAR	A.	PACE	18	15/04/1918		Tyne Cot	Norfolk Regiment	66 Milton Rd, Herne Hill	EA Mag: Brown's; thought to have fallen at Kemmel Hill.
2nd Lt	ARNOLD	C.	PANTING	25	13/01/1917		Mikra Br Cem, Kalamaria	Royal Flying Corps	b. Brixton; 33 Melrose Ave, Norbury	EA Mag: Roper's; killed when acting as 'observer'.
Sgt	CHARLES		PAPE	36	12/10/1917		Cement House Cem, Belg	Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)	34 Frankfurt Rd, Herne Hill (parents’ address)	He served in the South African War.
Lce Corp	HUBERT	T.C.	PARK	28	18/11/1917	2	Nunhead (All Saints) Cem	Royal Dublin Fusiliers	246 Friern Rd, E Dulwich	?Hubert Claude Park on d/b? Parents in Peckham. EA Mag: Spurgeon's; died at Netley Hospital after wounds rec'vd on 4 Oct.
Engine Room Artificer 4th Class	JOHN	F.	PARKER	21	26/11/1914	13	Portsmouth Naval Mem’l	Royal Navy	3 Carnac St, W Norwood	EA Mag (Dec 1914): at sch 1905-08; HMS 'Bulwark'. Lost off Sheerness.
Rifleman	HARRY	D.	PARKIN	17	25/09/1915		Maroc Br Cem, Grenay	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)	61 Casewick Rd, W Norwood	EA Mag (Apr 1916) - death notice
Lt	HENRY	T.	PARTRIDGE	21	14/07/1918		Cairo War Mem’l Cem	Royal Flying Corps	83 Pendle Rd, Streatham	Brother to John E Partridge; EA Mag: Brading's, 'joined the Inns of Court OTC in 1915, was gazetted to the Royal Sussex, and served in the Palestine campaign. In January 1918 he transferred to the RAF and was killed at Heliopolis in an aeroplane accident.'
Pte	JOHN	E.	PARTRIDGE	19	27/10/1918		Malbork, Poland	Royal Irish Fusiliers	83 Pendle Rd, Streatham	Brrother to Henry T Partridge; EA Mag: Brading's; was taken prisoner and kept at work behind the German lines. When his health gave way under brutal treatment he was sent to Heilsberg, in East Prussia, where he died in hospital on Oct 28th, 1918. his brother's death was recorded in our last issue.
2nd Lt	A.	CECIL	PATERSON		22/04/1918		Bouzincourt Communcal Cem Extens’n	Durham Light Infantry		EA Mag: Cribb's House Captain, 1915; left sch at 17 to join army and went out to France as soon as he was old enough. At the time of his death he was serving as a Lewis Gun and Intelligence Officer. Later in same issue under House notes for Cribb's 'The House has heard with the deepest regret of the deaths of AC Paterson and BK Willis in the service of their country. The former was our Captain in 1915 and gave every promise of his later successful career as an officer with the Durham Light Infantry by his capable management of the affairs of the House. Our sincere sympathy goes out to their parents and relatives in their bereavement.'
Lt	A.	STANLEY	PATERSON	29	02/10/1918		Karasuli Military Cemetery	Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry	Banstead, Surrey	EA Mag: 'died of wounds at Salonica…. He was wounded and taken prisoner by the Bulgars at Doiran. When the Bulgar retreat became a rout he was abandoned and suffered greatly. His last hours were comforted by the kind attentions and ministrations of another Old Boy, the Rev EC Hudson, CF, who also had the sad satisfaction of burying him Karasuli Military Cemetery.' He was Assistant Master at Cathedral School, Truro. See also http://www.bansteadhistory.com/Memorial_WWI/1_P.html
2nd Lt	T.	PERCY	PEED		10/07/1916		Heilly Stn Cem, Mericourt-l’Abbe	South Staffordshire Regiment	80 Mitcham La, Streatham	EA Mag (Jul 1916) - death notice
Sgt	ARTHUR	H.	PEPPER	23	02/09/1917		Vlamertinghe New Mil Cem, Belg	Seaforth Highlanders	14 Ulric St, Camberwell	EA Mag: he served nearly two and a half years in France.
2nd Lt	ALFRED	J.	PERRIN		04/10/1917		Tyne Cot	King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry		EA Mag: killed '…while leading his men to victory'.
Pte	CECIL	F.	PETTIT	19	20/05/1918		Ploegsteert Mem, Belgium	East Surrey Regiment		Durban address for parents. EA Mag: Brading's; was killed instantaneously by a shell… after being in France only a few weeks.
Lt	HERBERT	S.	PLANT		18/02/1918		Bucquoy Rd Cem, Ficheux	Royal Engineers		EA Mag: RE; took part in South African War, died on service of pneumonia.
Pte	HAROLD		POLKINGHORNE		11/04/1917		Arras	Royal Fusiliers (Machine Gun Section)		EA Mag: wounded by shrapnel. Killed in action at Monchy-le-Preux.
2nd Lt	DOUGLAS	S.	PORTEOUS	30	20/10/1916		Caterpillar Valley Cem, Longueval	King’s Own Scottish Borderers	b. East Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1901. Brading's.
2nd Lt	ALFRED	T.	POWELL	24	22/07/1916	7	Maroueil Br Cem	London Regiment (London Scottish)	28 Maberley Rd, Upper Norwood	T = Trevanion. EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1905.
Rifleman	WILLIAM	E.	POWELL	30	20/10/1916		1. Etretat Churchyard	King’s Royal Rifle Corps	Denmark Hill	EA Mag (Dec 1916) 'We have referred to the death of Mr PA Line, and now, we learn that his immediate successor in the Secretaryship of the Old Boys' Club, Mr WE Powell, has died of wounds in France. Truly the war is being brought home to us in terrible earnest! Mr Powell had for some four or five years been in charge of the Benevolent Fund, to which he had devoted a great amount of time and eneregy. When Mr Line had to give up the Secretaryship of the Club, he promptly stepped into the breach and carried on both offices until he, in turn, had to join up at the beginning of this year. And now he has again followed Mr Line in giving his life for his country. Quiet, neat and gentle, in everything, it seemed... particularly hard that he should have to endure the rough life of a soldier in war time. His loss will be greatly felt, not only by the Old Boys' Club in general, but by the Cricket Club of which he was a most useful and popular member.'
Rifleman	FRANK	J.R.	POYNOR	19	28/03/1918		Arras	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)	11 Perry Vale, Forest Hill	EA Mag: Among those reported missing is Rifleman FJR Poynor (Cribb's), who was with a Lewis Gun section of the Queen's Westminsters, cut off by the Germans at Gavrelle, near Arras, on March 28th. Any information as to his fate will be gratefully received by his father, Mr GE Poynor, 11 Perry Vale, Forest Hill, S.E. EA Mag (Apr 1919): reported missing Mar 28th, 1918, was engaged, on that date, with a Lewis-gun detachment in holding a water post at Gavrelles, nr Arras, and is now presumed to have fallen.
2nd Lt	REGINALD	J.	PRESCOTT	21	15/04/1917		Thiepval	Lancashire Fusiliers	22 Hillsboro’ Rd, East Dulwich	EA Mag: Brown's; He was a prominent member of the House and School Football and Cricket Elevens during the years 1910-11-12, and throughout the whole of his school career (1908-12) displayed great keenness in House affairs. He was a House Prefect…'
2nd Lt	LESLIE	M.S.	PRIOR	25	26/07/1916		Flatiron Copse Cem, Mametz	Royal Field Artillery	22 Cosbycote Ave, Herne Hill	EA Mag (Dec 1916) Spurgeon's
Rifleman	SIDNEY		PROCTER					CSR		EA Mag: Brown's; died in France of wounds; no obvious record on CWGC.
2nd Lt	C.	ROBERT	RAWBONE	20	18/12/1917		Lambeth (Tooting) Cem	Royal Flying Corps	4 Templar St, Myatt’s Pk, Camberwell	EA Mag: Roper's; died of injuries received in a flying accident at Lilbourne, nr Rugby.
2nd Lt	DOUGLAS	L.	REID	21	21/09/1917	4	Maroc Br Cem, Grenay	Essex Regiment	b. Camberwell; 163 Auckland Hill, W Norwood	Roper’s. Went to the Dulwich Hamlet Jr Sch. Killed in France by a shell, Sep 20 1917. ‘Your son was a favourite with his company, and his sad end is much regretted by all ranks.’ Lt Col Dumbrell, DSO. ‘He has endeared himself to us all – a good soldier and friend. I am deeply grieved to think he has gone, and the men cannot say enough for him.’ Capt HK Harris. ‘Your boy had just returned from the Corps school from which he had obrained an excellent report. I know he would have done splendid work had he been spared.’ FG Spring, Brig-Gen. EA Mag: 'took part in the battle of Neuve Chapelle. Later on he was wounded at Vimy Ridge.'
Gunner	HUBERT	E.	REPTON	24	14/03/1916		Cabaret-Rouge, Souchez	Royal Field Artillery	Richmond, Surrey	Herbert on d/b. Roper's
2nd Lt	CHARLES	H.D.	RHEAD	28	28/03/1918		Pozieres Mem	Manchester Regiment		‘Gazetted’: EA Mag: Mons Star (1906)
Cpl	M.	JOHN	RHODES	37	20/09/1917		Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Rifle Brigade		EA Mag: 'died of wounds on or soon after Sept 20th 1917'. EA Mag Oct 1917: 'among those recently reported missing is one of the best known and most popular of our Old Boys, Corpl MJ Rhodes, London Rifle Brigade. We have not yet given up hope that he is alive and well.'
Pte	N.	R	RIDDLE	23	27/08/1918		Bronfay Farm Mil Cem, Bray-sur-Somme	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	1335 Hammersmith Rd, W Kensington
Sgt	MELVILLE	J.	RING	28	03/05/1915		Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)	Baralong, Ridgeview Rd, Whetstone	EA Mag (Jul 1915)
Pte	A.	DOUGLAS	ROBERTSON		14/08/1916		Tottenham Cem	London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles)		EA Mag (Jul 1915); left sch 1902; EA Mag (Dec 1916) 'died at Cambridge of wounds received at Gommecourt on July 1st.' [1916]
Pte	LEONARD	W.	RODDIS	23	21/02/1916		Douchy-les-Ayette	Royal Fusiliers	26 Terrapin Rd, Tooting Bec Common	EA Mag (Jul 1916) - death notice; Cribb's, 1906-08
Lce Corp	FREDERICK	B.	ROGERS	21	07/12/1917	4	Cambrai Mem, Louveral	London Regiment (Post Office Rifles)	3 Telford Ave, Streatham Hill	EA Mag: Spurgeon's.
Lt	JAMES	E.R.	ROSIER	23	20/09/1916		Bouzincourt Com’l Cem Ext’n	Royal Field Artillery		Says educ’d at St Paul’s on d/b. EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1905; 'After graduating at Sidney Sussex, Cambridge, in preparation for Holy Orders, fell on the Somme…'
Rifleman	CECIL	E.	RUSSELL	34	13/09/1916	4	Thiepval	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	64 Elfindale Rd, Herne Hill	EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1897
2nd Lt	J.	ERIC	RUSSELL	23	23/11/1916	12	Queant Rd Cem, Buissey	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	196 Court Lane, Dulwich	Brother to Cyril [on bds]; EA Mag: 'died of wounds in a German Field Hospital at Grandcourt, France…He went from Alleyn's to Dulwich College and thence to Lloyds' Register, where he made his mark. One of his brothers, Vivian, known to a host of Old Boys for his untiring work as Hon Secretary of the Old Boys' Club, died recently' another is the Rev VHC Russell, and a third is 2nd Lt CES Russell of the RFC.'
Capt	CYRIL	E.S.	RUSSELL	30	05/03/1919	4	Cologne Southern Cem	RAF	Trevonne Lodge, Court Lane	Brother to Eric; EA Mag: died of puneumonia following on influenza, at Cologne.
Lt	H	J	SAVILLE					21st Co of London (First Surrey Rifles)		Not listed on honours bd but appears in EA Mag (Jul 1915)
Rifleman	H.	HILTON	SCULL		10/09/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)		EA Mag: left Alleyn's 1895; was reported missing since 6-10 Sept 1916, has been officially pronounced 'presumably killed in action'.
Lce Corp	DONOVAN	F.G.	SELBY		03/05/1917		Arras	Honourable Artillery Co		EA Mag: Roper's; his platoon commander writes: 'I greatly fear he has made the supreme sacrifice, although there is just a slender chance that he was taken prisoner. Your son was a section commander in my platoon, and was always a most able and efficient NCO. I feel I have lost a very capable leader and a real comrade. His cheery presence is much missed by his platoon.'
Lt	LEONARD	F.R.	SHARPE	24	27/07/1918		Cork Mil Cem	Lincolnshire Regiment	W Norwood	Alternative commemoration, buried in Cork Mil Cem. EA Mag: Brown's; after considerable service at the Front he was transferred to Ireland as a transport officer and was stationed at Cork, where he died in the military hospital.
Pte	VICTOR	F.	SHEPPARD	29	23/08/1918		Bailleul Communal Cem Extens’n (Nord)	London Regiment (Pr of Wales’s Own Civil Service Rifles)	80 Acre Lane, Brixton
Lce Corp	ERIC	S.	SHINKFIELD	17	29/05/1916		Hebuterne Mil Cem	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	23 Trossachs Rd, E Dulwich	brother to Leonard, EAh mentioned in others' CWGC entry. Cribb's, 1907-13.
Pte	LEONARD	C.	SHINKFIELD	21	01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)	6 Gilkes Cresc, Dulwich	Different address from brother Eric; EAh brother's death mentioned in the other's CWGC's record. EA Mag (Dec 1916): 'It was only in our last magazine that we had to announce the death on active service of Eric Shinkfield, and today it is our sad duty to have to record the death, also on active service, of his eldest brother, Leonard Shinkfield. Thus two brothers out of three have died the deaths of heroes for England, and if blood be the price of security surely this family has paid in full.'
Pte	J.	GLEN.	SLADE	26	26/03/1916		Calais Southern Cemetery	Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)		Not listed on honours bd but appears in EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice; Cribb's; only 1 CWGC entry which might fit (his details given here)
Pte	JOSEPH	C.	SMITH	19	05/05/1917		Achiet-le-Grand Communcal Cem	Honourable Artillery Co	30 Chesterfield Gr, E Dulwich	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; 'He will be remembered by many Old Boys as "Leggy" Smith, a famous School footballer.'
Lt	GORDON	H.	SMITH	29	09/05/1917		Arras Mem'l	Devon Regiment	21 Gairloch Rd, Camberwell	EA Mag: left 1902. 'He had been sent with a company on a bombing expedition to clear out of a trench some picked German troops who were giving great trouble. The situation became very warm, but Lt Smith and his men held on. At length, in order to give confidence to his men, so that they could see him, he bravely exposed himself and was sniped through the heart. His CO writes: "He always showed the greatest enthusiasm, keenness and ability with his work. His heart and soul were for his men and the interests of his company. He behaved with great gallantry".
Pte	HORACE	N.	SMITH	19				London Regiment (London Scottish)		EA Mag (Jul 1915); Roper's, left 1912
Pte	WILLIAM	R.	SMITH					London Regiment - 1-24th County of London (Queen's)		EA Mag (Apr 1916) - death notice. There is a memorial to 1-24th County of London regiment in Kennington Park - see www.ww1cemeteries.com/british_cemeteries_memorials/london_reg_kennington_mem.htm
Capt	NORRIS		SNELL		14/07/1916		Thiepval	East Yorkshire Regiment
	HERBERT		SNELL							Not obvious.
Pte	LIONEL	G.A.	SOPER	20	13/11/1916		Ancre, Beaumont-Hamel	Honourable Artillery Co	Barnes	Brading's
2nd Lt	ALAN	E.	SPEAKMAN	20	05/09/1918		Le Grand Beaumoart Br Cem, Steenwerck	Royal Fusiliers	199 Casewick R, W Norwood	Roper’s, Prefect. ‘Rather troublesome during his progress through the lower forms; but he turnd out all right when he got a bit oler, and became a keen and useful member of the House. Killed in France 1918.’ EA Mag: killed by sniper while leading his platoon in an advance between Ploegstraet and Hill 63.
2nd Lt	THOMAS	C.	STAFFORD		02/04/1915			Northumberland Fusiliers		EA Mag (Jul 1915); left sch 1878; EA Mag (Jul 1916) 'Members of the Sutton Cricket Club will hear with deep regret of the death in India, caused by a riding accident on April 2nd, of Capt TC Stafford, one of Sutton's leading cricketers. Capt Stafford, though over military age, joined the Army soon after the outbreak of war and obtained a commission as 2nd Lt in the Northumberland Fusiliers, and was married shortly afterwards. He later transferred to the Yorkshire Regiment, being promoted Captain, when he was immediately sent to India with his regiment, his wife accompanying him. As a cricketer he was very sound as a bat.'
Pte	HERBERT	P.	STANCLIFF		01/07/1916		Carnoy Mil Cemetery	Bedfordshire Regiment		EA Mag (Dec 1916): Brown's, 1909-11; 'he joined the Bedfordshire Regiment in September, 1914, and was attached to a Signalling Section. He was killed in France during a charge on July 1st, 1916.
2nd Lt	HERBERT	J.	STIDWILL	30	27/07/1916		Thiepval	Royal Berkshire Regiment	9 Amesbury Rd, Bickley, Kent
Lce Sgt	FRANK	H.	STONE	24	26/05/1916	3	Hebuterne Mil Cem	London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles)	33 Vestry Rd, Camberwell	EA Mag (Jul 1916) (Brown's, 1905-08) House Prefect and member of School Football and Cricket 1st XLs…. At the Athletic Sports Brown's owes much to his work. His co officer writes of him: "No cheerier soul could have been found in the whole of the British Army. No matter what discomforts or what dangers surrounded him he was always cheerful, always had a bright smile and cheerful word for everybody. Of such stuff have all heroes of our race been made. He was one of the few and decreasing number who came across the batallion when we first landed, and I shall have great difficulty in finding anyone of such experience, courage and reliability to replace him."'
Lce Corp	HUBERT		SUTTON	22	21/08/1915	2	Pieta Mil Cem, Malta	Surrey Yeomanry (Queen Mary’s Regiment)	2 Fernwood Ave, Streatham	EA Mag (Nov 1915): killed in the Dardanelles. EA Mag (Jul 1916) extracts of his poetry published; descirbed as having 'died, after strenuous war service, at Gallipoli.'
Pte	RONALD	D.	SYMMONS	18	01/11/1914	2	Ypres (Menin Gate)	London Regiment (London Scottish)	Struan, 506 Lordship La, E Dulwich	EA Mag: Cribb's; long reported missing and is now believed to have been killed on Nov 1st 1914.
Rifleman	ERNEST	A.	TAFFS		04/11/1918		St Sever Cemetery Exten’n, Rouen	New Zealand Rifle Brigade	Westcliffe on Sea, Essex	Only 1 listed; EA Mag: has surname as 'Toffs'; died in hospital at Rouen as the result of a gas attack on the same day.
Pte	R.	S. LANCELOT	TAYLOR					23rd Co of London		EA Mag (Dec 1914) listed as OB serving forces; EA Mag: Brading's (1909-11)
Pte	ROBERT		TELFER		17/03/1915		Ypres (Menin Gate)	Royal Fusiliers		CWGC: not absolutely certain correct details; only R Telfer in a London regiment. All others Scottish.
Lt	BASIL	L.B.	THOMAS		09/04/1917		Roclincourt Valley Cem	Royal Welsh Fusiliers		EA Mag; Spurgeon's; 2ndry reg: Machine Gun Corps
2nd Lt	HORACE	C.S.	THROSSELL	21	17/03/1917		Vermelles	Suffolk Regiment	b. Herne Hill	Alleyn’s College mentioned; Brading's
Lt	ALEXANDER	REVEL	TOD	25	18/04/1918		Caix Communcal Cem	East Surrey Regiment	6 Baldry Gdns, Streatham Common	MC; EA Mag: Roper's; after being awarded the Military Cross in March, he was killed at Caix.
Pte	REGINALD		TOON		30/06/1916		St Vaast Post Mil Cem, Richebourg-L'Avoue	Royal Sussex Regiment		EA Mag: joined the army in 1914; killed in France.
Rifleman	HENRY	L.	TOWNLEY	24	10/06/1917		W Norwood Cem	Queen's Westminsters		EA Mag: Roper's, 1903-9; 'On leaving Alleyn's he went to a college in Brunswick to acquire a more thorough knowledge of German. When war broke out he was with Messrs Mathias and Carot and left this firm to join the Queen's Westminsters. He was severely wounded at the battle of the Somme, but managed to crawl back to the base, whence he was sent home. He appeared to be a fair way to recovery from his injuries, but meningitis followed upon the head wound he had received and he died somewhat suddenly on June 10th 1917.'
2nd Lt	ALBERT	R.	TUCKER		17/05/1917		Duisans Br Cem, Etrun	Royal Field Artillery		EA Mag: 1906-13; His Colonel writes: 'The Army has lost a magnificent officer, capable to a degree, fearless in danger, and ever ready to fact the most heavy shelling and rifle fire in order to gain information of help to the artillery.'
Pte	ANDREW	N.	TURNBULL	28	31/08/1918		HONOURABLE ARTILLERY CO Cem, Ecoust-St Mein	London Regiment (London Scottish)	310 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich
Lce Corp	LEONARD	J.	TYLER		01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (Queen’s Westminster Rifles)		EA Mag: joined the army in Sept 1914. Nothing definite is known of him since the action at Gommecourt, July 1 1916 and it is now presumed that he was killed on that day.
Lce Corp	JOHN	R.	TYSON	20	18/08/1917		Alexandria (Hadra)	The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)	135 Turney Rd, Dulwich	EA Mag: Brading's; 'after serving at Suvla Bay, where he was wounded, and in India, he died in Egypt…'
Pte	WILFRID	E.	WAKELY		26/02/1916		Alexandria (Chatby) Mil & War Mem Cem	Dorset Yeomanry (Queen’s Own)		EA Mag (Jul 1916) - death notice
Rifleman	R.	CYRIL	WARDELL		09/09/1916		Combles Communcal Cem Extens’n	London Regiment (Queen Victoria’s Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1910; 'fell in the Somme fighting while working his Lewis Machine Gun'.
Cpl	FREDERICK	E.	WATSHAM		07/10/1916		Delville Wood, Longueval	Royal Field Artillery	Born in Croydon	Death notice appeared in Times, 16 Nov 1916.
Pte	STANLEY	J.	WATTS		01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Scottish)		EA Mag: Battle of Somme
Sgt	EDGAR	D.	WEBB	25	05/05/1915		Le Touret Mil Cem, Richebourg-L'Avoue	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)		EA Mag (Jun 1915) records a Capt FD Webb of 21st County of London (1st Surrey Rifles) as having been killed. CWGC has ED Webb listed but as a Sergt (not Capt) fm same reg: killed 05/05/1915, age 25; later entry (Jul 1915) confirms as Sgt and ED Webb.
2nd Lt	REGINALD	S.	WEEKS	21	09/10/1916		Lonsdale, Authuile	Middlesex Regiment	37 Dalmore Rd, West Dulwich	EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice; Brown's.
Capt	EDGAR		WESTCOTT	25	04/11/1918		Artres Communal Cem	W Yorks Regmt (Pr of Wales’s Own)	3 Cedars Rd, Beckenham	MC; EA Mag: 'He was a good cricketer and a keen soldier.' EA Mag (Dec 1916) (under list of War Honours for OBs) 'For conspicuous gallantry. When the other officers had become casualties, he assumed command of part of his battalion, displaying great courage and initiative. He set a splendid example to his men under very trying circumstances.'
Lce Corp	HAROLD		WHITE	25	09/11/1917	4	Beersheba War Cem, Israel	London Regiment	181 Dunstan’s Rd, Dulwich	EA Mag: Brading's; after service in France & at Salonica, he died in Palestine of wounds received on Nov 9th 1917.
Pte	SIDNEY	C.	WHITLOCK	20	01/07/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Scottish)	Wood Vale, Forest Hill	EA Mag: Spurgeon's.
Rifleman	JACK	J.	WILLATS	28	08/10/1916		Thiepval	London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade)	3 Dovedale Rd, Honor Oak	EA Mag: reported missing… presumed to have fallen in action… at Les Boeufs, on the Somme.
2nd Lt	RICHARD	W.	WILLIAMS	32	19/08/1915	26	Helles Memorial	London Regiment	6 Elms Rd, Dulwich	W = White; ‘Distinguished in swordsmanship. Honorary Secretary of the School of Arms and a scoutmaster.’
Pte	PAUL	B.	WILLIAMS		15/09/1916			London Regiment (Pr of Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles)		EA Mag (Dec 1916) left 1909 'fell at High Wood on Sept 15th. His brother L (1907) is serving in the London Cyclists.
Pte	BROOKE	K.	WILLIS	19	17/04/1918		Tyne Cot	Lincolnshire Regiment	44 Henslowe Road, E Dulwich	EA Mag: Cribb's; enlisted under age and was sent home for another six months before going to the front, was killed by a sniper.
Cpl	LESLIE	R.	WILSHAW	23	03/09/1917		Cabaret-Rouge, Souchez	Army Service Corps	Burnley, Lancashire	Only one on d/b. EA Mag: killed in action at Steenvoorde, France, Sept 3rd, 1917. Brother to Eric.
2nd Lt	ERIC	J.	WILSHAW	23	23/12/1918		Briercliffe (St James) Churchyard	Royal Field Artillery	Burnley, Lancashire	EA Mag: left 1906; wounded by the explosion of a gas shell at Passchendaele, Oct 31st, 1917, and died of gas poisoning, Dec 23rd 1918. Listed as being in RAF rather than RFA. Brother to Leonard.
Sgt Maj	NATHANIEL		WINSLOW		17/04/1917		Boulogne Eastern Cem	Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment)		Brother to Benjamin.
2nd Lt	BENJAMIN	H.	WINSLOW	33	30/11/1917		Cambrai, Louveral	London Regiment (City of London Rifles)	269 Croxted Rd, West Dulwich	Parents: 17 Lavengro Rd, W Norwood; previously wounded in Battle of Loos. Brother to Nathaniel.
Pte	DONALD	C.	WOOD	21	18/07/1916	3	Netley Mil Cem, Hants	London Regiment (London Scottish)	38 Buckleigh Rd, Streatham	EA Mag (Dec 1916) - death notice, Brading's
	LEONARD		WOOD				Chocques Military Cem	Canadian Divisional HQ		EA Mag: L Woods listed; Sjt Instructor, 3rd Canadian Divisional Gas School. Died 26 Dec 1917.
Pte	ALDRED	N.	WOOLSTON	19	31/01/1917		Ancre, Beaumont Hamel	Honourable Artillery Co	151 Woodwarde Rd, Dulwich	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; 'met his death in a small raid in France'.
Lt	CHARLES	F.	WORMULL	22	04/10/1917		W Norwood Cem	Royal Flying Corps	235 Bromley Rd, Catford	EA Mag: Tulley's; died of wounds received in an aeroplane accident, October, 1917'.
2nd Lt	WILLIAM	G.	WRIGHT	24	04/06/1917		Lijssenthoek Mil Cemetery	Hampshire Regiment	Roycroft, Harold Road, Upper Norwood	EA Mag: Spurgeon's; his Colonel writes: 'He was hit in the throat and head by pieces of shell, and in spite of the fact that he knew he was dying, had nothing but praise for his men and satisfaction at our victory. He was most gallant throughout the entire action, and was commanding his company at the time of his death. He was a most capable officer, thoroughly deserving the confidence we all felt in his judgment, capability and personal gallantry.'
Rifleman	ALAN	H.	WRIGHT	18	13/08/1918	18	Bonnay Communal Cem Extens’n	London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles)	1 Brannagh Rd, Brixton	H = Hawkesworth
Pte	ARTHUR	G.	WRIGHT					Territorial Force		EA Mag (Dec 1914); killed in railway accident.

Blue = not listed on Honours Board but mentioned in 'EA Magazine'
Red = no records found
Green = listed on 'Alleyn's School Additional' board in Foundation Chapel, Dulwich Village; not listed on School's honours board * where multiple entries on CWGC database (e.g. for popular names such as 'Smith'), this page number for the database list.
Sources: Commonwealth War Graves Commission (www.cwgc.org); 'Edward Alleyn [EA] Magazine', 1914-20; Roper's Register; 'Alleyn's: The Coeducational School', Arthur Chandler

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