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

The many friends of Alfred Linton Gardner will be grieved to learn of his death, which took place during the recent fighting in France. Born in Ilfracombe in…

Captain James Richard Garland, who was killed on July 1st leading his men into action, was educated first at Latymer School, where he won a scholarship at the age…

The death has occurred at Bratton, Wilts, of Dr. Charles A. Gatley at the age of 31. The son of Dr. Charles A. Gatley of Kingston-on-Thames, he was educated at Marlborough…

Yet another Guy's man has made the supreme sacrifice. While a student, he gained his Soccer blue on several occasions, and was the finest squash racket player in…

Major H. Graeme Gibson R.A.M.C., died at No. 3 Stationary Hospital, Abbeville, of pneumonia following influenza, on February 12. He was the only son of Mr. A. S.…

Lieutenant Kenneth Glaisby, R.F.A. (Killed in action on November 1st), was twenty-one years of age and younger son of Mr. Walter Glaisby, of 4 St. Leonards, York.…

Second Lieutenant G.R. Glenie, born 24th of June, 1894 was educated at Alleyn's School, and showing talent for art attended the Clapham School of Art for three years,…

We regret to announce the death of Stanley Godsill, who was killed in action in Palestine on the 23rd December, 1917. Stanley Godsill was educated at Berkhamstead…

Private William Stephen Gosden was in the Theological Department from October, 1914, to January, 1916, when, after delays not due to his own choice, he joined the…

We record with regret the death of Lieut. Bernard Bradly Gough, R.A.M.C., who was killed in action on the Western Front last week. Lieut. B. B. Gough was the second…

It is also with great regret that we hear of the death on April 5th, at Southsea, Henry Hilton Monk Gould, from acute tuberculosis, contracted whilst serving with…

Lance Corporal James Gowans, entered the Engineering Faculty at King's in October 1914, and though he stayed here for only one session he made a name for himself…