Memorial Listings For "World War One (1914-1918)"

Major Herbert Phillips Fletcher, D.S.O., Major, 1st County of London (Middlesex, Duke of Cambridge's Hussars), attd. Royal Flying Corps, son of the late Professor…

Second Lieutenant Henry James Forbes. One of the saddest losses sustained by the College during the war has been that caused by the death in action of Second-Lieut.…

Major Arthur Vernon Ford, R.A.M.C. (TF), died after a long illness at Seaview, Isle of Wight, on December 13th. He was educated at St. Thomas's Hospital, and took…

Guy Cecil Ford belonged to a class of men with whom the Theological Faculty has always been especially connected, and of whom it has always been especially proud…

Second-Lieut. R. C. Foster was a student in the Faculty of Arts at King’s for the three years ending 1915, when he took his B.A. degree with honours in Classics.…

Second Lieutenant Charles Jefford Fowler, Royal Fusiliers, who died in France on June 1 from wounds received in action on May 23, was in his 29th year. The only…

Fraser, John Donald, Bomber No. 2532, 18th Battn. (London, Irish Rifles) The London Regt. (T.F.), only son of the late John Hugh Fraser, School master, by his wife,…

Major Walter Burgess Fry is reported to have died of typhus fever as a prisoner of war at Wittenberg, in Saxony, on March 17th, 1915. He was educated at St. Thomas's…

Lieutenant-Colonel Pulteney Charles Gabbett, Indian Med. Service (retired) died in Mesopotamia on July 11th, aged 47. He was born on October 19th, 1868, the son…

Garddiner, Ivan Jephson, Lieut. (21 years). Younger twin son of Dr. Garddiner, King's Lynn. Served in Egypt, acted as Observer in Palestine, 1917, and was Lecturer…

Gardiner, Alexander Anson, 2nd Lieut. Indian Army Reserve of Officers, attd. 13th Coy, 2nd Queen Victoria's Own Sappers and Miners. 5th son of John William Gardiner,…