Memorial List

Captain John Henry Dyke Acland, R.A.M.C., was reported killed in action in the Casualty List published on July 24th. He was born in 1880, the son of the late Rev.…

Flight Lieut. William John Carlyon Anstie was killed on active service in Ceylon in April, aged 31. He was born on Aug. 12, 1910, the elder son of the late W. H.…

Second Lieutenant Miles Linzee Atkinson, Tank Corps who was killed on November 20 was the only surviving son of Doctor Miles C. Atkinson of Leamington. Born in 1888…

In Sept. 1940 as the result of an air raid Dr. R. A. Banbury, of 181 Grove Lane, Denmark Hill SE5, came to St. Thomas’s in 1907. Together with his only daughter…

Acting Wing Cmdr. Donald Scrimgeour Bateman was killed in a flying accident overseas on March 14, aged 40. He studied medicine at Oxford University and St. Thomas's…

The name of Probationary Temporary Surgeon Lieut. Arthur Griffin Bellamy, R.N.V.R., is included as “ Killed” in an Admiralty casualty list published on…

Captain Frank Miller Bingham, 5th King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment who was killed in Flanders on May 22 1915 was born on September 17, 1874 and was the son of…

Second-Lieutenant L. Birtles, Durham Light Infantry, who joined us early in 1914, but entered the Army as soon as war was declared, was reported killed in one of…

F1.-Lieut. Raymond George Blackledge, previously reported as missing, has now been presumed to have died about Jan. 20, 1945, while a prisoner of war in Japanese…

Captain Geoffrey Alwys Gershom Bonser, the only son of Mr. G. G. Bonser, J.P. killed in action on St. Michael's Day, was born February 3rd, 1889. He was educated…

Lieut. Ainslie Booth, R.A.M.C. (attached to K.O.S.B.'), was killed in action on Sunday, April 30th, near Vermelles. This notice tells how Booth, like many another,…