Memorial Listings For "Guy's Hospital"

He entered Guys in 1911 and it was not long before he proved himself a keen sportsman as well as a keen student and gained a well deserved popularity amongst all…

Commission in East Surrey 10th Reserve in December 1915. Trained at Chelmsford and Fermoy, Ireland. Went to France 13 July 1916 and was reported slightly wounded…

We regret to hear that Lieutenant C. H. Stainer, of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, was killed in action on November 15th 1916, while attacking a German trench…

Philip Geoffrey Stainton, M.R.C.S, Surg.-Lieutenant, Royal Navy. Surgeon- Lieutenant Stainton who was killed in a motor accident on March 24th while on active service…

The late Second-Lieutenant William Alexander Stanwell was the only son of Dr. and Mrs. Stanwell, of Rochdale. He received his early education at Blundell’s School,…

Start, S., Lance-Corporal. Employed in the Works Dept. Joined the Machine Gun Corps and was awarded the Military Medal for gallantry in France. Died of wounds 1917.…

Entered Guy’s in April 1893, and passed the Final Conjoint in 1897. During the South African War he served as a surgeon to the Field Forces, and after as R.M.O.…

Educated at the Diocesan College, Rondebosch, Cape Town. Went to Oxford with Rhodes Scholarship in 1910. Gained his Blue at Oxford for Rugby Football and International…

Captain A. Tilbury, son of John Tilbury, Sheardown House, Oakley, Hants, aged 29, was educated at Andover Grammar School and, as a private pupil by Rev. J. Atkins…

TODD.--Major Thomas Francis Todd, M.S., R.A.M.C., dearly loved eldest son of F. E. and Margaret M. Todd, of Davenpoq Crescent, Stockport. Died on active service,…

Tolhurst, St. John Alexander Molesworth, Cap., N.Z.M.C., T.F. Came to Guy’s from Wellington College, New Zealand in October, 1901. Qualified Conjoint in January…