Memorial Listings For "World War One (1914-1918)"
Hodson, Robert Charles ›
2nd Lieutenant R C Hodson, R.E. who died of wounds on May 8 was the son of the late Mr and Mrs C. W. Hodson. Born in 1888 he was educated at Malvern College and…
Hogben, Henry Francis Thomas ›
Hogben, H F T , Lieut., 2nd Norfolk Regiment received his early education at Bedford Grammar School and entered Guy's in October, 1909, winning the London University…
Hollands, Wilfrid George ›
Second Lieutenant Wilfrid George Hollands, Royal Fusiliers, who was killed on October 12th, in his 24th year, was educated at St. Olave's Grammar School, Tower Bridge.…
Hopkins, Herbert Leslie ›
Hopkins, Herbert Leslie, Lieut., R.A.M.C. entered Guy's October 1905, taking the Open Scholarship in Arts, Junior Efficiency Prize in 1908. Secretary of Guy's Physiological…
Hopkinson, Bertram ›
Accidentally killed on 26 August while flying in England. Colonel Betram Hopkinson,C.M.G., F.R.S. Professor of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. Eldest…
Horton, James Henry ›
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…
Howard, Charles Reginald ›
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 ›
Hugh-Jones, Kenneth Herbert, Capt., 5th attd. 12th, Rifle Brigade. Entered 1915, Arts Scholar. Killed in action September 20th 1917. Kenneth Herbert Hugh-Jones…
Hull, Edward Cecil Gordon ›
Lieutenant Hull was the elder son of Edward Gordon Hull, M.D., and Mrs. Hull of Beaufort Lodge, Streatham Common. He was educated at the Streatham and City of London…