Memorial List

Horton, J. H. Lieut.-Col., D.F.O., I.M.F. He was born on December 27th, 1871, was the son of Major J. Horton, of Woolwich, and was educated at Guy’s Hospital, where…

Capt. Charles Reginald Howard, R.A.M.C. attached King’s African Rifles, was killed in action in East Africa on September 6th. He was the youngest son of Robert Luke…

Hugh-Jones, Kenneth Herbert, Capt., 5th attd. 12th, Rifle Brigade. Entered 1915, Arts Scholar. Killed in action September 20th 1917. Kenneth Herbert Hugh-Jones…

Hughes on June 11th, killed at Kroonstad, Lawson Jervis, Imperial Yeomanry Field  Hospital, eldest son of Robert H. Hughes M.A., M/B. Cambs, Plymouth aet 22. Guy’s…

Ievers – At sea due to enemy action, Eileen Moira Elise Stuart Ievers, A.A.R.C. Matron Q.A.I.M.N.S., elder daughter of the late Lt.-Col. Ad Mrs O.G. Ievers and sister…

James, John Stephen Harvey, Lieut., King's Royal Rifles. Entered Guy's as a medical student 1912. Joined the forces 1914 (Artists' Rifles). Killed in action, Rue…

Captain Evan Lawrence Jones, R.A.M.C., was reported as killed in action, in the casualty list published on October 22nd. He was educated at Guy's Hospital, took…

We regret to record the death of a well-known and distinguished Guy’s man, Professor Thomas Jones, F.R.C.S. and., of Owens College. Mr. Jones was, at the time of…

Kelsey, A.E., Temp. Capt., R.A.M.C. Drowned in H.M. Hospital Ship Glenart Castle, torpedoed Feb. 26th, 1918. Guy's Hospital Reports Vol.LXX, War Memorial Number

Captain Ronald Sinclair, M.C., M.D., was reported as killed in action in the casualty list of May 6th. There is not one member of the Hospital, from the most senior…

King, Percy, 2nd Lieut., 7th East Surrey Regt. Educated at Portsmouth Grammar School, King's College, London, Guy's. Entered Guy's as a Dental Student in October,…

Captain F. H. Knaggs R.A.M.C. died at Oak House, Huddersfield on June 24th, aged 56. He was educated at Guy's Hospital, and took the diplomas of M.R.C.S. in 1885…

Previously reported missing, believed prisoner, now recorded killed in action, June 1942. – Major H. M. R. Knight R.A.M.C. British Medical Journal 9 Oct. 1943

The late Lieut. R. V. Knight, R.N.A.S., who was killed in England through his machine coming down in a spinning nose dive, was formerly captain of Bedford School.…

Ever careless of himself and his own interests, always thoughtful of others, such was Evelyn Kynaston. To the superficial observer he was the most superficial of…