Memorial List

Surg. Cmdr. H. de B. Kempthorne previously reported missing now officially presumed killed. British Medical Journal 28 October 1944

Captain George Wharton Kendrick, late R.A.M.C. died at Cheddar on April 26. He was the son of Dr. Kendrick of Bilston and received  his medical education at St.…

Captain Robert Alastair Boys Kinloch, R.A.M.C. previously reported missing in Burma, is now known to have been killed in action. He was the second son of Dr. R.…

We regret to record the death at Bloemfontein of Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel William Wellington Lake, Militia Medical Staff Corps. He was educated at St. Thomas's…

Killed in action Captain John Floyer Vincent. British Medical Journal 5 Feb. 1944

Second Lieutenant Douglas Arthur Campbell Layman, 17th Lancashire Fusiliers, was the elder son of Mr. Arthur Layman, of 4, Dulwich Wood-park, Upper Norwood, and…

On or after October 18, 1942, while a prisoner of war in Japanese hands.  Capt. James Walsh Lillico, I.M.S. British Medical Journal, 7 Dec. 1946

Captain Kenneth Thomas Limbery, R.A.M.C., was reported as killed in action, in the casualty list published on October 11th. He was educated at St. Thomas's Hospital,…

Major John Wishart Little, I.M.S., died at Karachi on May 7th, aged 41. He was born on March 27th, 1877, the youngest son of Dr. Robert Little of Singapore, and…

Captain Ivan Clarkson Maclean, D.S.O., M.C., R.A.M.C., died of wounds as a prisoner in a German hospital on April 4th , having previously been reported as missing…

Major Alfred John Martineau, F.R.C.S., Royal Garrison Artillery, was killed in action on April 17th. He was the youngest son of the late Judge Martineau, and was…

Lieutenant Donald Samuel Eccles Milligan, R.A.M.C., was killed in action on October 11th, aged 25. He was the second son of Dr. Milligan of Lytham, near Blackpool,…