|
ALCOCK |
C
J |
1902
- 1905 |
No
further information currently |
| ANDREWS |
J
W |
1909
- 1913 |
No
further information currently |
|
AYRTON |
J
|
1909
- 1910 |
No
further information currently |
| BALDWIN |
D
A |
1905
- 1907 |
No
further information currently |
|
BANNISTER |
S
|
1905
- 1911 |
No
further information currently. Also listed on the North Malvern
War Memorial. |
| BARNARD |
Hubert
Earle |
1910
- 1911 |
Private,
7th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. Service No 37914. Died aged
21 on 29th June 1918. Son of Frederick M. and K. Maud Barnard, of
Bevere Green Farm, Claines, Worcester. Berlin South-Western Cemetery
III. C. 5. Also appears on Claines memorial. |
|
BARNETT |
J
S |
1893
- 1897 |
No
further information currently |
| BAYLIS |
T
F |
1905
- 1911 |
No
further information currently |
|
BRICKELL |
W
A |
1906
- 1907 |
Lance
Corporal, Warwickshire Regiment. No further information currently.
Also appears on the Callow End War Memorial |
| BROWN |
J
L |
1912
- 1913 |
No
further information currently |
|
BURGESS |
S
H |
1903
- 1905 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
| CARLTON |
Lawrence
B |
1906
- 1908 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Birmingham University
Memorial |
|
CLAPTON |
T
|
1891
- 1896 |
No
further information currently |
| COOMBS |
D
S |
1907
- 1908 |
No
further information currently |
|
COOPER
|
H
R |
1910
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
| DAY
|
G
H |
1909
- 1915 |
No
further information currently |
|
DAY
|
H
M |
1909
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
| DENT
|
Eric
I K |
1911
- 1912 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Malvern Link
Memorial. |
|
DUCKWORTH
|
Percy
Blezard |
1902
- 1910 |
Second
Lieutenant, 15th (Warwick) Brigade (Territorial), Royal Horse Artillery.
Killed in action 9th April 1917. Aged 23. Son of Thomas and S. Elizabeth
Alice Duckworth, of Bank House, Barbourne, Worcester. Buried in
BEAURAINS ROAD CEMETERY, BEAURAINS, Pas de Calais, France. Plot/Row/Section
A. Grave 23. See also Worcester
St Stephen's Memorial |
| EVANS
|
H
|
1899
- 1903 |
No
further information currently |
|
EVANS
|
P
E |
1910
- 1913 |
No
further information currently |
| FARMER
|
F
S |
1906
- 1912 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
FLETCHER
|
A
L |
1902
- 1905 |
No
further information currently |
| FLOWER
|
A
H |
1914
- 1915 |
No
further information currently |
|
FLUX
|
L
T |
1907
- 1910 |
No
further information currently |
| FORSYTH
|
J
C |
1899
- 1905 |
No
further information currently |
|
FOXWELL
|
Cyril
Henry Rowland |
1908
- 1910 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Great Malvern
memorial. |
| FREEMAN
|
G
H |
1897
- 1899 |
No
further information currently |
|
GARDNER
|
M
R G |
1909
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
| GARNER
|
J
L |
1912
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
GIBBS
|
A
E |
1904
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
| GIBBS
|
G
F |
1902
- 1908 |
No
further information currently |
|
GRIFFITHS
|
William
|
1905
- 1906 |
Private,
C.A.M.C. No further information currently. Also appears on the Ecklington
War Memorial. |
| HAINES
|
F
P |
1907
- 1910 |
No
further information currently. Possibly also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
HARVEY
|
H
B |
1908
- 1910 |
No
further information currently |
| HAYNES
|
J
|
1909
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
HEATH
|
Bryan
|
1909
- 1913 |
Private,
20th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Service No 8044. Died aged 19 on
23rd August 1916. Son of Harry Ernest and Sarah M. Heath, 9 Laugherne
Rd., Worcester. Late of Capital and Counties Bank, Ledbury and Evesham
branches. Puchevillers British Cemetery, Grave III. E. 2.
Brian
was a pupil of Worcester of Worcester Grammar School from 1909 –
1913. When he left school he worked as a bank clerk with the Capital
and Counties Bank in Ledbury and Evesham before enlisting. He died
of wounds received at the Battle of the Somme.
Source:
In Dedication to a Future World by Mark Rogers, 1999.
Also
appears on Worcester Guildhall
memorial and Worcester St
Clements memorial. |
| HEATH
|
G
|
1912
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
HEATH
|
L
B |
1908
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
| HEMMING
|
F
W |
1899
- 1906 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
HEMUS
|
C
H |
1906
- 1916 |
No
further information currently |
| HEMUS
|
D
G |
1906
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
HISCOCK
|
E
H |
1902
- 1911 |
No
further information currently |
| HOWFIELD
|
J
A |
1911
- 1916 |
No
further information currently |
|
JONES
|
C
F |
1902
- 1904 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
| JOSELAND
|
F
O |
1905
- 1908 |
No
further information currently |
|
KNIGHT
|
W
H |
1909
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
| LANGFORD
|
E
|
1909
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
|
LEE
|
H
W |
1904
- 1910 |
No
further information currently |
| MACKIE
|
George
Alexander |
1908
- 1911 |
Corporal
2147, 1st/8th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Died of wounds
3 April 1916. Aged 19. Born Salford, Lancashire, resident and enlisted
Worcester. Son of George A. and Mary A. Mackie, of 380, Wylds Lane,
Worcester. Educated at Worcester Royal Grammar School. Buried in
Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France. Plot I.
Row A. Grave 8. |
|
MACREIGHT
|
A
W J |
1903
- 1907 |
No
further information currently |
| MACREIGHT
|
L
A |
1904
- 1907 |
No
further information currently |
|
MARTIN
|
Walter |
1896
- 1901 |
Gunner
162869 Walter Martin 146th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery.
Son of David and E.M. Martin of Pershore, husband of Christina E.
Martin of 18 Hill Avenue, Worcester. Died 20 December 1917 age 34.
Buried St Albans Cemetery, Hertfordshire Ex-pupil of Worcester Grammar
school, listed on the school's memorial N.B. Walter Martin was formerly
a resident of Pershore, he was living in Worcester at the time of
the war. Had moved out of Pershore, not listed on Pershore Abbey
memorial. Evesham Journal 19 January 1918 - GUNNER WALTER MARTIN'S
DEATH. The death of Gunner Walter Martin, of the Royal Garrison
Artillery, brings sorrow to many people in the Pershore district,
who knew him well and esteemed him highly. Prior to May last, when
he joined the colours, he was a clerk in the Old Bank of Worcester,
and his young widow and child live at 18 Hill-avenue Worcester.
Mr. Martin was sent to France in less than five months' training,
and in a hot engagemant in which he was unrelieved with the guns
for a considerable time, he caught a chill, and various complications
supervened, which terminated his life at St. Alban's Red Cross Hospital.
He was the eldest son of Mr. David Martin of Cheltenham, formerly
of the firm of Messr. Fearnside and Martin, printers, of Pershore.
A memorial service was held at the Primitive Methodist Chapel at
Drakes Broughton, at which place of worship he succeeded his father
as organist, his gratuitous services being greatly valued by the
members. For some years, he and his wife were members of Pershore
Amateur Operatic Society, and Mr. Martin took the title role in
a most successful production ofthe "Mikado"'. For some
time, too, he acted as hon. secretary of the society. Deceased was
34 years of age. Another brother is in the Army. |
| MORRIS
|
F
W |
1900
- 1908 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
MOULSON
|
H
W |
1900
- 1901 |
No
further information currently |
| NICHOLAS
|
T
G |
1912
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
OAKEY
|
G
A V |
1907
- 1909 |
No
further information currently |
| PEARSON
|
K
H |
1913
- 1914 |
No
further information currently |
|
PHILLIPS
|
F
J |
1902
- 1904 |
No
further information currently |
| PHILLIPS |
Leonard
Harry Perrins |
1906
- 1912 |
Lieutenant,
12th Battalion attached 2nd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. Died
aged 19 on 6th November 1916. Son of Harry & Jessie Maud Phillips,
Holmwood, Henwick Rd, Worcester. Thiepval Memorial Pier and Face
5A and 6C. Also appears on Worcester
Barbourne & Worcester Guildhall
memorials. |
|
PHILLIPS
|
O
S |
1904
- 1910 |
No
further information currently |
| ROBERTS
|
R
E |
1895
- 1900 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
ROTHEN
|
F
F |
1897
- 1900 |
No
further information currently |
| ROYCE
|
D
C |
1908
- 1909 |
No
further information currently |
|
SADLER
|
F
|
1899
- 1903 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Droitwich Memorial. |
| SHARPE
|
F
|
1904
- 1905 |
No
further information currently |
|
SMITH
|
S
H |
1907
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
| SMITH
|
S
O |
1907
- 1909 |
No
further information currently |
|
STANWAY
|
F
|
1908
- 1909 |
No
further information currently |
| STEVENS
|
R
W |
1906
- 1909 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
|
STONE |
Harold
Leatham |
1902
- 1907 |
Private,
1st/8th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment. Service No 2275. Died
aged 24 on 31st May 1915. Calvaire (Essex) Military Cemetery, Grave
Iv. B.
Harold
was the third son of Mr & Mrs W.G.R. Stone of Tybridge House,
Worcester. Before the war he had been an assistant in the furnishing
department of W. & F. Webb & Co. The 1st/8th Battalion of
the Worcesters arrived in France on 29th March 1915 and found itself
alongside the 1st/7th Battalion occupying trenches or billets around
Ploegsteert Wood throughout May and June. No heavy fighting occurred
but enemy shellfire and patrols brought a number of casualties with
7 men and 2 officers killed and 38 men wounded. Harold Stone was
hit by shellfire whilst with the H.Q. signal section and later died
of his wounds. His bronze memorial plaque is held at the Worcestershire’s
Regimental Museum. He was the 1st to die in the Great War of those
who attended the Royal Grammar School.
Source:
In Dedication to a Future World by Mark Rogers, 1999.
Also
appears on Worcester Guildhall
memorial and Worcester St
Clements memorial. |
| SURMAN
|
R
E |
1903
- 1905 |
No
further information currently |
|
THOMAS
|
David
James |
1910
- 1914 |
Signaller,
Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Died of wounds 15th April 1918. Aged
20. Eldest son of James and Martha Thomas. Buried at Iseghem in
Belgium. Also appears on the Tibberton Memorial. |
| TOMKINSON
|
H
J |
1902
- 1907 |
No
further information currently |
|
VENNER
|
Edgar
W |
1909
- 1912 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Malvern Link
Memorial. |
| WALL
|
A
R |
1905
- 1906 |
No
further information currently |
|
WALTERS
|
C
T |
1905
- 1907 |
No
further information currently |
| WAREHAM
|
Frederick
W |
1904
- 1908 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Malvern Link
Memorial. |
|
WAREHAM
|
L
J |
1909
- 1913 |
No
further information currently |
| WARREN
|
Robert
A |
1906
- 1907 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Grimley Memorial. |
|
WATSON
|
S
G |
1913
- 1915 |
No
further information currently |
| WHITFIELD
|
John
Henry |
1893
- 1895 |
Private.
No further information currently. Also appears on the St John's,
Bromsgrive Memorial. |
|
WILLIAMS
|
D
|
1906
- 1908 |
No
further information currently |
| WILLIAMS
|
H
|
1908
- 1911 |
No
further information currently |
|
WILLMORE
|
J
|
1901
- 1903 |
No
further information currently |
| WINTER
|
F
J |
1912
- 1916 |
No
further information currently |
|
WOODWARD
|
W
P |
1908
- 1914 |
No
further information currently. Also appears on the Worcester
St John's Memorial |
| ZEALLEY
|
A
E V |
1897
- 1900 |
No
further information currently |
|
ADDISON |
F
J R |
1929
- 1931 |
No
further information currently |
| ARCHER |
J
D |
1934
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
|
BAIRD |
A
G G |
1929
- 1933 |
No
further information currently |
| BAKER |
Francis
W. |
1934
- 1937 |
Probably
Pilot Officer (Pilot) Francis William Baker, 460 (R.A.A.F.) Squadron
Royal Air Force. Service No 54076. Died 4th May 1944. Dommartin-Lettree
Churchyard Coll. grave 2-3. Also on the St
Clements, Worcester, memorial. |
|
BAND |
A
V |
1933
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
| BERRISFORD |
D
C |
1935
- 1940 |
No
further information currently |
| CARTER |
Denys
John |
1927
- 1934 |
Captain,
Royal Artillery 112 (The West Somerset Yeomanry) Field Regiment.
Service No 190667. Died aged 29 on 13th August 1944. Son of Frank
and Hilda Clara Carter, husband of Asta Birgitte Carter of Worcester.
Banneville-La- Campagne War Cemetery XVI. B. 16. Also on the St
Clements, Worcester, memorial. |
| CHADNEY |
G
V |
1931
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
|
CHILD |
C
C |
1930
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
| CHURCH |
A
W |
1925
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
|
COLDICOTT |
A
D |
1930
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
| COLWILL |
C
J |
1933
- 1941 |
No
further information currently |
|
CORCORAN |
D
E J |
1933
- 1940 |
No
further information currently |
| CUTHBERTSON |
P
S |
1932
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
| DOODEY |
Frederick
William |
1924
- 1928 |
Sergeant,
114 Squadron Royal Air Force. Service No 562505. Died aged 26 on
11th November 1939. Son of Frederick William and Sophia Doodey,
of St Johns, Worcester. Runnymede Memorial Panel 1. Also on the
St Clements, Worcester, memorial. |
| EVANS |
W
A |
1920
- 1924 |
No
further information currently |
|
FAULK |
I
G A |
1923
- 1931 |
No
further information currently |
| FENNELL |
John
Eric George |
1927
- 1934 |
Pilot
Officer, Royal Air Force. Service No 42492. Died aged 21 on 27th
March 1940. Son of John F. and Elsie L. Fennell, of Worcester. Runnymede
Memorial Panel 8. Also on the St
Clements, Worcester, memorial. |
|
FINCH |
G
W |
1931
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
| GEORGE |
J
H |
1931
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
|
GOODWIN |
E
B |
1925
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
| GREEVES |
S
G |
1926
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
|
GREGORY |
W |
1928
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
| GROVES |
A
E |
1931
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
|
GULLIVER |
A
J |
1926
- 1931 |
No
further information currently |
| HALL |
J
A T |
1934
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
|
HALL |
N
A |
1931
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
| HALL |
R |
1918
- 1927 |
No
further information currently |
|
HANSON |
C
D |
1927
- 1931 |
No
further information currently |
| HARRIS |
R |
1917
- 1920 |
No
further information currently |
|
HARRISON |
J
A |
1931
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
| HEEKS |
B
A |
1933
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
|
HICKLING |
F
C |
1933
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
| HILLARD |
E
A P |
1917
- 1928 |
No
further information currently |
|
HODGKINS |
F
G |
1935
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
| HOLMES |
J
W J |
1929
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
|
INCH |
C
B R |
1927
- 1930 |
No
further information currently |
| JONES |
A
E M |
1932
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
|
JONES |
E
R M |
1931
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
| KENNAUGH |
A
C J |
1925
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
|
KINGS |
V
A |
1927
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
| KLEE |
B
P |
1935
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
|
LEATHERLAND |
D |
1931
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
| LLOYD |
V
M R |
1931
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
|
LONGDEN |
H
J |
1922
- 1925 |
No
further information currently |
| McCALL |
K |
1934
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
|
MARSHALL |
A
E |
1927
- 1930 |
No
further information currently |
| MARSHALL |
L
A |
1931
- 1937 |
No
further information currently |
|
MASHAM |
S
E |
1924
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
| MORRIS |
H
D |
1927
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
|
MUCKLOW |
F
O |
1930
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
| NEILSON |
J |
1929
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
|
OWEN |
R |
1936
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
| PHIPPS |
P
J |
1929
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
|
PIERS |
G
M B |
1928
- 1933 |
No
further information currently |
| PROBERT |
J
W |
1923
- 1927 |
No
further information currently |
|
PUGH |
E
V |
1926
- 1927 |
No
further information currently |
| PYE |
T |
1916
- 1926 |
No
further information currently |
|
ROLFE |
H
E |
1937
- 1941 |
No
further information currently |
| ROLLASON |
S |
1925
- 1929 |
No
further information currently |
|
SORRIE |
A
W |
1932
- 1937 |
No
further information currently |
| SPARKS |
E
J |
1918
- 1921 |
No
further information currently |
|
STEPHENS |
A
R C |
1924
- 1927 |
No
further information currently |
| SUDBURY |
R
C L |
1925
- 1934 |
No
further information currently |
|
TARRAN |
J
L |
1933
- 1937 |
No
further information currently |
| TAYLOR |
R |
1933
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
|
THOMAS |
E
F |
1931
- 1938 |
No
further information currently |
| TUSTIN |
D
G |
1936
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
|
TWITTY |
G
W |
1934
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
| TYLER |
H
S |
1911
- 1912 |
No
further information currently |
|
VINNICOMBE |
A
L |
1935
- 1939 |
No
further information currently |
| WALKER |
P
N |
1931
- 1941 |
No
further information currently |
|
WHITTY |
G
O S |
1932
- 1937 |
No
further information currently |
| WILCOCK |
N
B |
1925
- 1927 |
No
further information currently |
|
WILLIAMS |
A
S |
1932
- 1940 |
No
further information currently |
| WILLIAMS |
W
E |
1903
- 1906 |
No
further information currently |
|
WOODHOUSE |
S
H A |
1932
- 1935 |
No
further information currently |
| WOOLLEY |
J
G |
1926
- 1931 |
No
further information currently |
|
YOUNG |
R |
1925
- 1933 |
No
further information currently |
| HUMPHRIES |
C
A |
1935
- 1944 |
Assistant
Master- No further information currently |
| SIDE
PLAQUE |
|
GIBBINS |
M
A |
1927
- 1932 |
No
further information currently |
| MILLINGTON |
F
B |
1933
- 1936 |
No
further information currently |
