Eligible for conscription but no declared war service in Magdalen Record 1922

The men named below were deemed under the Military Service Acts of 1916 and 1918 to have enlisted in His Majesty’s forces but there is no evidence that they did so.[1] In order to find out why, we have looked at each in turn, and our conclusions are based largely on obituaries in The Times, and for clergy on their entry in Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932; for others we have used their occupation at the time of the 1911 census; and if there is no reference we have relied on their own entry in the 1922 College record. Most were exempted within the terms of the Acts: Irish citizens, ministers of religion, civilians working in the national interest, the unfit, and conscientious objectors, and it is likely that many of the older men were not called to the colours. But for a small number we can find no reason why they did not serve in the forces.

Although eligible for conscription, many students born in 1900 and before 11 November did not serve. It seems likely that they were called up but had their enlistment deferred until they had finished full-time education, and by the time they were required to present themselves for service Armistice had been declared and their enlistment was rescinded. The date preceding each entry is the date of their matriculation.

1885    Atkin, Rt Hon. Sir James Richard (28 Nov. 1867–1944),[2]^,[3] Judge, later Lord Justice of Appeal.

1885    Kemmis, Revd Marcus Steinman (1869–1945),[4] Clergyman.

1885    Lipscombe, Maurice John (27 Oct. 1867–after 1935), Tutor at school in 1901 census.

1885    Benecke, Paul Victor Mendelssohn (1868–1944),[5] Fellow and tutor at Magdalen [played the piano at charitable concerts for the troops].

1885    Phelps, Ernest James (5 Aug. 1867–1944), Barrister (Irish?).

1886    Blakelock, Albert (1 Sept. 1867–1951),[6] Barrister.

1886    Budworth, Revd Richard Dutton (17 Oct. 1867–1937),[7] Clergyman, Headmaster Durham School.

1886    Burrell, Revd Herbert John Edwin (15 Nov. 1867–1949),[8] Clergyman.

1886    Dauglish, Maurice John (2 Oct. 1867–1922),[9] Schoolmaster.

1886    Graham, Arthur Harington (17 July 1867–1942), Barrister.

1886    Hemmerde, Charles Louis (24 June 1867–1945),[10] Stockbroker.

1886    Hessey, James Dodson (3 July 1867–1952),[11] Medical practitioner.

1886    Jackson, Revd Archibald (1 May 1867–after 1943 probably in South Africa),[12] Clergyman.

1886    Merry, William Joseph Collings (29 June 1867–1922),[13] Medical practitioner.

1886    Mullins, Hugh Willoughby (26 July 1867–1941), Headmaster of a preparatory school.

1886    Mulvany, Charles Matthew (28 Aug. 1867–1945), Professor of Philosophy Queen’s College, Benares.

1886    Palmer, Herbert (31 May 1867–1940), Schoolmaster.

1886    Randolph, His Honour Joseph (9 Oct. 1867–1936),[14] Barrister.

1886    Risley, John Shuckburgh (22 Dec.1867–1957),[15] Legal Advisor to the Colonial Office.

1886    Spottiswoode, Adrian George (7 Nov. 1867–1930), Partner Eyre and Spottiswoode Printers.

1886    Pedder, Arthur Lionel (1868–1934),[16] Fellow and Mathematics Tutor.

1886    Shepherd, Herbert Hutchings (1868–1938),[17] Hemp spinner (manufacturer), Member of the Appeal Tribunal for the County of Somerset.[18]

1886    Shore, Revd Thomas Edmund Teignmouth (1868–1952) ,[19] Clergyman, Oxford Mission House, Calcutta.

1887    Amphlett, Revd George Le Strange (1868–1944),[20] Clergyman.

1887    Ashtown, 3^rd Baron, Frederick Oliver Trench (1868–1946),[21]Active and controversial Irish Unionist, his son was killed in action (see above).

1887    Betton-Foster, Charles Bertram (1868–1959), Solicitor.

1887    Billson, Edgar Leicester (1869–1940), Solicitor.

1887    Childs, James Francis (1868–1961), Farmer in New Zealand.

1887    Currey, Edmund Samuel (1868–1920),[22] Solicitor.

1887    Debenham, Horace Bentley (1868–1956),[23] Surveyor.

1887    Ferard, John Edward (1869–1944), Political Department of the India Office.

1887    Fisher, 2^nd Baron; Cecil Vavasseur Fisher (1868–1955), Retired from Bengal Civil Service in 1906 for health reasons.

1887    Hallett, Cecil Walter Charles (1868–1941), 1919 Guide-Lecturer British Museum.

1887    Inge, Revd Charles Cuthbert (1868–1957),[24] Clergyman.

1887    Mansel, Algernon Lascelles (1968–1942), Foreign Office.

1887    Moore, Revd Arthur Stephen Withers (1868–1924), Clergyman.

1887    Paget, Sir Richard Arthur Surtees (1869–1955),[25]Assistant Secretary to the Admiralty Board of Invention and Research.

1887    Parker, Francis William (1868–1949), Farmer.

1887    Parry, Rt Revd Oswald Hutton Bishop of Guiana (1868–1936),[26] Clergyman.

1887    Sewart, Haldane Campbell (1868–1942),[27] Organist, Magdalen.

1887    Street, Oscar William (1869–1923), Solicitor, Underwriter, Special Constable 1914–1918.

1887    Waterman, Arthur Nunneley (1868–1929), Solicitor.

1888    Beckwith, Edward George Ambrose (1869–1935), Headmaster Imperial Service College, Windsor.

1888    Boyd, Charles Clifford (1869–1948), Indian Civil Service retired 1917.

1888    Carter, Reginald Carlyle (1869–1947), Barrister.

1888    Clouston, Joseph Storer (1870–1944),[28] Barrister and writer of lively picaresque spy stories.

1888    Edgington, Charles (1869–1947), Headmaster of a preparatory school.

1888    Fremantle, Selwyn Howe (1869–1942), Indian Civil Service, United Provinces.

1888    Gilliat, Charles Robert (1868–1944),[29] Tobacco merchant.

1888    Gilliat, Revd Walter Evelyn (1869–1963),[30] Clergyman.

1888    Gunther, Robert William Theodore (1869–1940),[31] Fellow and Tutor in Natural Sciences at Magdalen.

1888    Haines, Revd George Henry (1869–1957),[32] Clergyman.

1888    Hall, Harry Walter Winsloe (1869– possibly in Australia), Professor of Music Blackheath Conservatoire.

1888    Hamilton, William Stirling (1869–1958), Political Resident Persian Gulf.

1888    Ilkeston, 2nd Baron, Balthazar Stephen Sargant Foster (1868–1952),[33] Stipendiary Magistrate Birmingham.

1888    Jones-Balme, Frank Edward Thorpe (1869–1951),[34] in 1908 a Captain in 1^st (Cumberland) (Volunteer) Border Regiment.

1888    Luttrell, Claud Mohun Fownes (1868–1941),[35] Director of Stuckey’s Banking Company, Ltd (eventually part of the Westminster Bank).

1888    Mitchell, Revd Canon Robert Andrew (1869–1949),[36] Clergyman.

1888    Mowbray, Archibald John Holme (1869–1946), Director and inventor.

1888    Parker-Hutchinson, Standish Grady John (1870–1937),[37] Irish landowner.

1888    Piddington (after 1900, previously Smith), John George (1869–1952), Treasurer Society for Psychical Research.

1888    Stainer, Edward (1869–1948),[38] Physician.

1888    Willet, Basil Wickham (1869–1955), Publisher The Bodley Head.

1888    Ward, Arthur (1870–1920),[39] Disappeared mysteriously while fishing in a rowboat, Salt Spring British Columbia.

1888    Williams, John Wodehouse (1869–1927),[40] Private tutor.

1889    Acton, 2^nd Baron: Richard Maximilian Dalberg-Acton (1870–1924),[41] Minister to the Republic of Finland.

1889    Armitstead, Revd Lawrence (1870–1938),[42] Clergyman.

1889    Barker, Geoffrey Claude (1870–1961),[43] Justice of the Peace for Sussex 1918.

1889    Best, Thomas Alexander Vans (1870–1941),[44] Governor of the Leeward Islands.

1889    Burra, Henry Curteis (1870–1958), Barrister.

1889    Capel-Cure, Revd Walter Robert (1871–1932),[45] Clergyman.

1889    Case, Thomas Bennett (1871–1941),[46] Administrator Guinness Research Laboratories.

1889    Davy, Revd Henry Washington (1871–1946),[47] Clergyman.

1889    Du Buisson, Revd John Clement (1871–1938),[48] Clergyman later Dean of St Asaph.

1889    Douglas, Lord Alfred Bruce (1870–1945),[49] Poet and litigant.

1889    Ebden, Frederic Rogers (1870–1942), Schoolmaster.

1889    Gellibrand, Walter Tice (1871– probably in the USA), Barrister.

1889    Halsey, Revd Frederick (1870–1952),[50] Clergyman.

1889    Hewby, Louis John (1871–1925),[51] Principal Clerk in the Treasury.

1889    Inderwick, Walter Andrew (1870–1935),[52] Senior Probate Registrar.

1889    Mahaffy, Arthur William (1869–1919),[53] Administrator of Dominica.

1889    Marshall, Francis Denham (1869–1932), Merchant and ship broker.

1889    Osborn, Percy Lancelot (1870–1951), Poet.

1889    Pilcher, Alexander Munsey Warton (1870–1953), Living on own means.

1889    Pott, George Stanley (1870–1951),[54] Solicitor.

1889    Probyn, Revd Hubert Edmund Hamilton (1871–1947),[55] Clergyman.

1889    Sturdy, William Arthur (1871–1918), Stockbroker.

1889    Wickham, Reginald William (1871–1952)[56] Iron master.

1889    Wright, Arthur C. (b. 1871), Commercial chemist in India.

1890    Bramwell, Frederick Charles (1872–1936),[57] Clerk in the House of Commons.

1890    Du Cane, Revd Edmund Arthur (1872–1950),[58] Clergyman.

1890    Erskine, Hon. William Augustus Forbes (1871–1952),[59] Counsellor British Embassy Rome; first Ambassador to the Republic of Poland.

1890    Graham-Harrison, William Montagu (1871–1949),[60] Parliamentary Counsel to the Treasury.

1890    Jones, Charles Sydney (1872–1947),[61] Liberal MP 1923–24.

1890    Kiddle, Arthur William (1871–1926), Assistant Librarian John Rylands Library Manchester.

1890    Lindley, Hon. Francis Oswald (1872–1950),[62] 1918 in charge of the embassy in Petrograd.

1890    Ogle, Revd Arthur (1871–1958),[63] Clergyman.

1890    Peel, John Douglas (1871–1944), Clerk to University Commissioners of Taxes.

1890    Phelps, Edwin Ashby (1873–1954), Indian Civil Service.

1890    Poole, William Mansfield (1871–1946), Schoolmaster Royal Naval College, Osborne.

1890    Potter, Walter Bertram (1872–1918), Artist, farmer, brother of Beatrix, died of  a stroke.

1890    Saunders, Herbert Stewart (1872–1944), Underwriter.

1890    Wolfe, Benjamin Spencer (1871–1933), Senior Master Royal Naval College Osborne.

1891    Armitstead, Revd Edward (1872–1950),[64] Clergyman.

1891    Burnham, Revd Alfred Lee (1872–1950),[65] Clergyman.

1891    Christie, James Archibald (1873–1958),[66] Farmer and later Conservative MP.

1891    Dobson, Louis Lempriere (1872–1934), Solicitor in Tasmania.

1891    Fell, Sir Godfrey Butler Hunter (1872–1955),[67] India Munitions Board.

1891    Gilbertson, Francis William (18783–1929),[68] Industrialist and President of University College Swansea and adviser to the Ministry of Munitions.

1891    Hazell, Edgar (b. 1872),[69] Solicitor.

1891    Hedgeland, Harold Charles (1872–1947),[70] Private means.

1891    Hewitt, Copley de Lisle (1871–1941),[71] Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the City of London.

1891    Holland, Revd William Edward Sladen (1973–1951),[72] Principal St Paul’s Cathedral College, Calcutta.

1891    Hopwood, Walter (1872–1937),[73] Solicitor; student, Oxford House, Bethnal Green.

1891    Longmore, Philip Raynsford (1872–1940), Solicitor, Clerk to the Hertfordshire Appeal Tribunal.

1891    Mortimer, Revd John Hamilton (1872–1959),[74] Clergyman.

1891    Morgan-Jones, Revd Frederick William (1871–1941),[75] Clergyman.

1891    Rogers, Ven. George Herbert (1872–1926),[76] Archdeacon of Rockhampton.

1891    Swann, Frederick Samuel Philip (1871–1921 India), Indian Civil Service, United Provinces.

1891    Tew, Edward Grosvenor (1873–1943), Banker.

1892    Arkwright, Harold Arthur (1872–1942),[77] Gentleman and cricketer.

1892    Baker, Harold Vining (1874–1964), Solicitor.

1892    Bowman, Revd Sir Paget Mervyn (1873–1955),[78] Clergyman.

1892    Bunting, Sidney Percival (1873–1936 in South Africa),[79] Fought in Boer War, became a pacifist in South Africa, helped form the anti-war International Socialist League, which later became part of the Communist Party of South Africa.

1892    Case, William Sterndale (1873–1922),[80] Master Summerfields, Oxford.

1892    Druce, Francis (1873–1941),[81] Solicitor, meteorologist, botanist.

1892    Fox, Robert Barclay (1873–1934),[82] Quaker, shipping agent, Danish Consul, Sheriff of Cornwall 1920.

1892    Hayton, Edward Chadwick (1873–1927), Bombay–Burma trader.

1892    Johnson, Ivor Lowthian (1873–1945), Ironmaster.

1892    Larken, Rev. Hubert (1874–1964),[83] Clergyman.

1892    Moreton-Macdonald, John Ronald (1873–1921), Landowner, historian and Deputy Lieutenant of Argyllshire.

1892    Page, Alfred Finch (1873–1951), HM Inspector of Schools.

1892    Pilkington, Malcolm Carlisle (1873–1926),[84] Stockbroker.

1892    Raikes, Revd George Barkley (1873–1966),[85] Sportsman and chaplain to the Duke of Portland.

1892    Sherwood, Revd Edward Charles (1873–1947),[86] Clergyman, Headmaster St Lawrence College Ramsgate.

1892    Stampa, Lelio (1873–1943), History lecturer, Exeter College.

1892    Tinne, Philip Frederic (20 Dec.1874–1954),[87] GP in South Liverpool.

1892    Waterlow, Mark (1873–1939), Barrister and stationer, resigned his commission as captain in the Royal West Kent Regiment in 1909.

1892    Wells, Revd Richard Busk Paterson (1873–1963),[88] Clergyman; one time chaplain at Sandhurst.

1893    Alderson, Donald Fossick (1874–1938),[89] Barrister.

1893    Brewin, Revd Francis Henry (187–1961),[90] Clergyman.

1893    Dawson, Geoffrey (1874–1944),[91] Editor of The Times.

1893    Florian, Arthur Rudolph (1875–1938),[92] Headmaster of The Priory School Shrewsbury.

1893    Harben, Henry Devenish (1874–1967),[93] Wealthy Socialist; joined forces with Sylvia Pankhurst and George Lansbury to establish the League of Rights for Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Wives and Relatives; bought the Hotel Majestic in Paris to turn it into an English Hospital.

1893    Hotham, Robert Harry (1874–1929), Tennis player.

1893    Jones, George Arthur (1874–1951), Physician.

1893    Rogers, Cyril Jackson (1874–1946),[94] Schoolteacher in Angola; Consulate General in Luanda.

1893    Seymour, Richard Sturgis (1875–1959),[95]Diplomatic service but served briefly with the Red Cross in France.

1893    Shorter, Harry Vivian Spencer (1874–1935), Schoolmaster, King Edward VII School Sheffield.

1893    Simpson, Herbert Clayton (1872–1947 in Toronto), Professor of English, Trinity College Toronto.

1893    Thatcher, Revd William Henry Durant (1874–1953),[96] Clergyman.

1893    Ware, Sedley Lynch (1868–1951), American historian.

1893    Weippert, William Harris (1873–1954), Chinese trader.

1894    Armitage, Francis Paul (1875–1953),[97] Teacher at St Paul’s School.

1894    Beresford-Peirse, Henry Bernard de la Poer, DSO  (1875–1949),[98] Under Treasurer, Middle Temple.

1894    Born, Baron Carl (1876–1957), Austrian.

1894    Clementi, Cecil (1876–1947),[99] Colonial Secretary in British Guiana.

1894    Dale, Revd Percy John (1876–1957),[100] Clergyman.

1894    Hamilton, Frederick Geary (1874–1962), Chairman of the Nairobi Municipal Committee.

1894    Hunt, Richard (1874–1945),[101] in 1911 a retired farmer.

1894    Johnston, Reginald Fleming (1874–1938),[102] Commissioner for Wei-hai-Wei, later tutor to the Chinese Emperor.

1894    Lampson, Curtis Walter (1875–1952),[103] Commission merchant.

1894    Loveday, Thomas (1875–1966), Lecturer, Armstrong College, University of Durham.

1894    Milne, Reginald Charles Edward (1875–1953),[104] Vice-Consul Mexico City.

1894    Nelson, Arthur Edward (1875–1950),[105] Provincial Superintendent of the Imperial Gazetteer of India.

1894    Ormrod, John Baxter (1875–1954), Indian Civil Service.

1894    Sleeman, Philip Augustine (1874–1962),[106] Assistant master, Harrow School.

1894    Wallis, Frank (b. 1872), Electrical engineer.

1895    Baker, Godfrey Woodford Mansel (1875–1937),[107] Civil servant, Principal Probate Registry.

1895    Baxendell, Eustace Millner (1877–1918),[108] Corn and flour miller.

1895    Beaven, Coningsby Raywood (1877–1962), Assistant master, Campbell College, Belfast.

1895    Bigham, Hon. Frank Trevor Roger (1876–1954),[109] Director of Criminal Investigation, Metropolitan Police.

1895    Blackburn, Claude Arthur Charles (1876–1941), Born and died in USA.

1895    Coward, Cecil Robert (1878–1953), Solicitor.

1895    Crossley, Sir Kenneth Irwin (1877–1957),[110] Chairman of Crossley Brothers.

1895    Curtis, Charles Nelson (1877–1947),[111] Barrister.

1895    Emmet, Revd Percy Barnaby (1876–1963),[112] Clergyman.

1895    Foggin, Lancelot Middleton (1876–1942?),[113] Director of Education Southern Rhodesia.

1895    Genner, Ernest Ely, Fellow of Magdalen [1899–1903] (1877–1930),[114] Fellow of Jesus College.

1895    Good, Frederick (1876–1929),[115] Journalist.

1895    Grazebrook, George Ward (1877–1948),[116] Living on own means.

1895    Hughes, Rev. Hubert David (1877–1928), Clergyman.

1895    Kendall, Guy (1876–1960),[117] Headmaster University College School Hampstead.

1895    Koppel, Percy Alexander (1876–1932),[118] Political Intelligence Department of the Foreign Office.

1895    Millard, Revd Paul Elwin (1876–1960),[119] Clergyman.

1895    Peterson, John Carlos Kennedy (1876–1955),[120] Indian Civil Service First Land Acquisition Collector in Calcutta.

1895    Spilsbury, Bernard Henry (1877–1947),[121] Lecturer in Pathology, St Mary’s Hospital.

1895    Tristram, Revd Christopher (1876–1847),[122] Clergyman.

1895    Wilson, Duncan Randolph (1875–1945),[123] Civil Servant, National Service Department and Ministry of Food.

1895    Yarborough, George Eustace Cooke (1876–1938), Barrister.

1896    Cape, Harry James (1877–1949), Headmaster Colchester Royal Grammar School from 1 September 1916.

1896    Clive, Robert Henry (1877–1948),[124] Diplomatic Service.

1896    Esdaile, William Clement Henry (1878–1956),[125] Living on private means.

1896    Fisher-Rowe, Guy Henry (1877–1946),[126] Headmaster St David’s Preparatory School.

1896    Hamilton-Russell, Hon. Eustace Scott (1878–1962),[127] One time Lieutenant in Northumberland Fusiliers; by 1911 living on own means.

1896    Mappin, Thomas Wilson (1877–1916), died 23 March 1916.

1896    Merrick, Revd William James (1877–1972),[128] Clergyman.

1896    Norman, Henry (b. 1877), Indian Civil Service.

1896    Pearson, George Flashman Tyler (1877–1952), Headmaster St Wilfrid’s School Seaford.

1896    Sartoris, Arthur Hugh (1875–1937), Served with the Northamptonshire Regiment during the Boer War; Landowner.

1896    Scott, Revd Percy Melville (1877–1950),[129] Clergyman.

1896    Talbot, Adelbert William James (1876–1950), Indian Civil Service Deputy Commissioner in the Punjab.

1896    Toulmin, Evelyn Murrough O’Brien   (1876–1945 in France),[130] Treasurer British Army and Navy Leave Club, Paris.

1896    Willan, Revd Leonard Arthur Flude (1877–1931),[131] Clergyman.

1896    Willoughby, Robert William Douglas (1877–1920), Indian Civil Service Deputy Commissioner of Kheri, Oudh, murdered by fanatic 26 August 1920.

1897    Addison, Joseph McKeand (1879–1953),[132] Private Secretary to the Under Secretary of State at the Foreign Office.

1897    Armitage, Godfrey William (1878–1958), Cotton spinner and manufacturer.

1897    Ashcroft (Fleischman in 1911 census), Frederick, Noel (1878–1949),[133]^{, [134]} Carrying out chemical and mineralogical research.

1897    Galea, Philip (1877–1), Probably in Mauritius.

1897    George, Christopher (1876–1954), Brewer.

1897    Hooper, Lewis John Eric (1879–1955),[135] Director Doulton and Co. Ltd.

1897    Kilmaine, 5^th Baron John Edward Deane Brown (1878–1956),[136] Representative Peer of Ireland.

1897    Luce, Frank Mowbray (1878–1962),[137] Indian Civil Service Joint Magistrate and Deputy Collector Bengal.

1897    Mortimer, Sidney (1887–1936),[138] Stockbroker.

1897    Risley, Charles Shuckburgh (1877–1936),[139] Schoolmaster Cheltenham College.

1897    Robertson-Walker, James Francis Austin (1877–1940),[140] Private means.

1897    Sifton, James David (1878–1952),[141]Indian Civil Service Birhar and Orissa.

1897    Smith, Revd Godfrey Scott (1878–1944),[142] Clergyman.

1897    Vickers, Vincent Cartwright (1879–1939),[143] Director of Armaments Co. (Vickers).

1897    Warburton, Thomas Frederick (1878–1947),[144] Not known.

1898    Ames, Douglas Laurence (1880–1933 in Switzerland),[145] Living on own means.

1898    Broun, Revd Claud Leonard Fellow 1903–1910 (1879–1961),[146] Clergyman.

1898    Browell, Revd Frederick James (1879–1949),[147] Clergyman.

1898    Dutton, Henry Hampton, (1879–1932), volunteered but unfit.

1898    Fotheringham, John Knight (1874–1936),[148] Reader in Ancient History, University of London.

1898    Goschen, Charles Henry (1880–1939), Banker.

1898    Hilton (Simpson), Harold (1876–1974),[149] Professor of Mathematics, University of London.

1898    Holding, Henry de Wilde (1878–1960),[150] Journalist.

1898    Hylton-Foster, Harry Branstyn Hilton (1879–1957),[151] Barrister.

1898    Ivimey, Walter Thomas (1878–1953),[152] Civil Servant Criminal Appeals Office.

1898    Neave, Sheffield Airey (1879–1962),[153] Assistant Director of the Imperial Institute for Entomology.

1898    Pickard-Cambridge, William Adair, (1879–1957),[154] Fellow of Magdalen 1905–12, Assistant Tutor Jesus College.

1898    Spencer, William Kingdon (1878–1955),[155] HM Inspector of Schools.

1898    Thompson, Revd James Matthew (1878–1956),[156] Dean of Divinity, Magdalen (1905–1915), Master at Eton.

1898    Webb, Arthur James (1879–1972), Research chemist, assayer and engineer.

1898    Winstedt, Eric Otto (1880–1955),[157] Latinist.

1899    Barber, Clement Milton (1879–1942),[158] Clerk of Assize, North Eastern Circuit.

1899    Fowler, John Charles Hill (1879–1950),[159] Indian Civil Service Magistrate Madras Gazetted Captain 38th East Coast Battalion in 1920.

1899    Goldsmid, Lionel Frederic (1880–1963),[160] Finance Branch Ministry of Shipping.

1899    Graves, Richard Massey (1880–1960),[161] Egyptian Civil Service.

1899    Lyons Thomas Humphrey (1880–1918),[162] Foreign Office.

1899    Montgomerie, Robert Lindsay (1880–1939),[163] Barrister.

1899    Moore, Tom Sidney (1881–1966),[164]  Professor of Chemistry Royal Holloway. 1899 Parish, Walter Woodbine (1880–1952),[165] Secretary to public companies.

1900    Brinsley-Richards, Reginald Eustace Richard Chandos (1880–1962), Department of Overseas Aid.

1900    Brocklebank, Revd Clement Edmund Royds (1882–1949),[166] Clergyman who relinquished his office and became a Conservative MP.

1900?  Campbell, Hon. Elidor Ronald (1881–1957),[167] British Embassy Washington.

1900    Carter, Arthur Norman (1882–1964),[168] Leather merchant.

1900    Hall, Edgar Vine (1881–1938),[169] Clerk Inland Revenue Secretary’s Office.

1900    Hopkins, Ronald William (1881–1948),[170] Clerk, Stock Exchange.

1900    Macpherson, Henry Edward Brewster (1881–1946), Highland naturalist and photographer.

1900    Mayer, Carlos Guillermo (1883–1), American citizen.

1900    Wallin, Charles Ethelbert (1881–1957), Superintendent, Coke Oven Dept, Dominion Iron & Steel Co., Ltd, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.

1901    Birch, John Henry Stopford (1883–1949),[171] Diplomatic Service.

1901    Everard, Cecil Stirling (1882–1937),  Artist.

1901    Johnson, John de Monins (Senior Demy 1909–12) (1882–1956),[172] Assistant Secretary to the Delegates of the Press (heart problems).

1901    Oppenheim, Robert Hugo (1882–1956), Banker (nephew of Felix Mendelssohn), Lieutenant of the German Reserve.

1901    Potter, Ley Francis (1882–1961),[173] Science Master Oldham Grammar School.

1901    Roche, Edward Max (1882–1959), Lawyer probably in the Argentine.

1901    Von Grunelius, Oscar (1883–1948 in Switzerland), German, his son died in World War Two.

1901    Williams-Treffgarne, William Howard (1882–1943),[174] Clerk Inland Revenue Secretaries Office.

1902    Aldridge, Frederick James (1883–1963),[175] Medical doctor.

1902    Atherley-Jones, Egbert Ernest Stanley Bright (1883–1936), Barrister (he served with the 3^rd Battalion East Yorkshire regiment from December 1908 until his resignation in January 1911).

1902    Birts, Charles John Watkins (1883–1960),[176] Company Director.

1902    De la Rue, Stuart Andros (1883–1927), Chairman of T. de la Rue & Co.

1902    Dinham, Charles Hawker (1883–1955), Geological Survey.

1902    Gambier-Parry, Thomas Robert (1883–1935),[177] Bodleian Library, suffered from severe spinal disease.

1902    Macnamara, Francis (1884–1946),[178]  Irish ‘poet, philosopher and financial expert’, father of Caitlin Thomas.

1902    Osborne, Charles Glidden (1884 in Boston–1961), Red Cross Mission to Europe?

1902    Von Noot, Hugo (1882–1956), Lieutenant 6^th Dragoons (Austria).

1902    Worsley, Arthur Edward (1882–1969),[179] Schoolmaster, cousin of E.G. and J.F. Worsley killed in action.

1903    Atkins, Herbert William (b. 1884),[180] in 1921 he was a teacher living in the USA.

1903    Barrett, Robert Guy Lionel (1884–1974), Writer, poet, translator German/English, interned in Ruhleben.

1903    Charrington, Lionel Frank (1884–1973), son of the Brewery firm.

1903    Evans, Noel Hubert (b. 1884), Cairo Consulate.

1903    Hubbard, Hon. Raymond Egerton became 4^th Baron Addington (1884-1971),[181] Merchant sailing to Canada in December 1918.

1903    Kidd, Alan Harrison (1885–1933),[182] Board of Education from 1909, appointed Secretary to the University Grants Commission in 1924.

1903    Meade-Waldo, Geoffrey (1884–1916), died 1916.

1903    Middleton, Arthur Purling (1884–1966), Indian Civil Service Bihar.

1903    Negus, Revd Albert Edward (1868–1930), Chaplain at Magdalen.

1903    Owen, Ingram Ilbert (1885–1973), Barrister.

1903    Robinson, Cyril Edward (1884–1981), Master at Winchester.

1903    Steer, Revd Reginald Pemberton (1883–1953), Clergyman brother of Gordon Pemberton Steer killed in action 1915.

1903    Vagliano, Stephen (b. 1883), Greek?

1903    Von-Talleyrand-Périgord, Graf Hély Charles Louis (1882–1968), German Rhodes Scholar.

1903    Willet, Herbert William Mills (1884–1917), Died in 1917.

1903    Woodville-Sherwood, Montague Earle (1884–1925), Aide-de-Camp to Governor of Straits Settlement.

1903    Wright, Clement (b. 1884), Indian Civil Service.

1904    Clarence, George Clarence (1885–1946),[183] Indian Forestry Department.

1904    Cruttwell, Robert Wilson (1885–1953),[184] Probably rejected on Medical grounds.

1904    Milne, Robert Morton Richmond (1886–1967),[185] Clerk Fire Extinguisher Company.

1904    Murray, Arthur Hugh Jowett (1886–1981),[186] Missionary in China from 1909–1946.

1904    Nutt, Phillip David Walter (1885–1953),[187]Appointed to General Consulate Service of the Foreign Office.

1904    Somervell, David Churchill (1885–1965),[188] Teacher at Repton 1910–1919. He may have been excused as a teacher, but he thought his eyesight too poor    for him to serve.

1904    Stokes, Edward (b. 1880), Imperial Education Service; Australian?

1905    Holbech, Ronald Herbert Acland (1887–1956),[189] Probably unfit; he was appointed a magistrate in Warwickshire in March 1917.

1905    Laws, Erny(e)st Graham Laws (1886–1974),[190] Ramsgate County School for Boys; Asst Supervisor of Further Education, Isle of Thanet.

1905    Lloyd, Stephen Pemberton Lucius (1886–1962), Native Commissioner Northern Rhodesia.

1905    Odling, Marmaduke (1886–1956), Assistant to the Professor of Geology Leeds University 1914– ; Chief Chemist to the Tees Furnace Co. from July 1917.

1905    Osmaston, Arthur Edward (1885–1972), Indian Forest service.

1905    Robertson, Manning Durdin (1887–1945), architect, Irish (?).

1905    Thayer, William Wentworth (b. 1884), American Rhodes Scholar.

1905    Wiseman, Robert Arthur (1886–1955),[191] Civil Service Colonial Office.

1906    Gould, Gerald (1885–1936),[192] Fellow of Merton until 1916, Member of the War Propaganda Bureau.[193]

1906    Hall, John William (1888–1975),[194] Probably short-sighted, see photograph as a boy at Clifton.

1906    Jervoise, Richard Somervell (1887–1951),[195] Malay Civil Service from 1911.

1906    Landale, David Eustace (1886–1950),[196] East India Merchant.

1906    O’Malley, Owen St Clair (1887–1974),[197] Entered the Foreign Office in 1911.

1906    Parsons, Alan Leonard Romaine (1888–1933),[198] Civil Service 1915–1917, Private Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

1907    Eagles, John Stewart (1888–1978),[199]Civil Service (National Health Insurance Commission).

1907    Potter, Mark (1887–1936), Barrister.

1908    Millington-Drake, Eugen (1889–1972),[200] Diplomatic Service, Buenos Aries 1915–1919.    

1908    Monro, Alexander (1890–1953),[201] Indian Civil Service from 1912.

1908    Peterson, Maurice Drummond (1889–1952),[202] Diplomatic Service from 1913.

1908    Sandford, Folliott Hugh Blakelock (1889–1959), Assistant District Commissioner Uganda.

1908    Sherwood, Revd Francis Gordon (1884–1960),[203] Clergyman.

1908    Staple, Revd Richard (1879–1970),[204] Clergyman.

1909    Bowman, Herbert Lister (1874–1942),[205] Waynflete Professor of Mineralogy and Crystallography.

1909    Campbell, Sir Ronald Ian (1890–1983),[206] Diplomatic Corps, 3^rd Secretary Washington 1915–20.

1909    Childe, Wilfrid Rowland (1891–1952),[207] Rejected on Medical Grounds.

1909    Clough, Howard James Butler (1890–1967),[208] Clerk Higher Division of War Office from 1914.

1909    Greenway, Charles Spencer (1891–1916 ),[209] Attaché, British Embassy; died May 1916 Petrograd of fever.

1909    Hornyold (later Hornyold-Strickland), Henry (1890–1975), Unfit (eyesight), see portrait National Trust, Sizergh Castle.

1909    Murray, Albert Victor (1890–1967), Conscientious objector appeared before the Oxford Tribunal.

1909    Pretty, Eric Ernest Falk (1891–1967),[210]Appointed to Colonial Office 1914.

1909    Vernon, William Norman (1890–1967) (3^rd Baronet),[211] Flour miller, Chairman of Food Mission to occupied Germany after World War Two.

1909    Wadsworth, Stephen Arthur (1890–1918),[212] Unfit.

1910    Beach, Eric Newton (1892–1942), Not known, Magdalen 1910–1913.

1911    Hyde-Thomson, Cater Hyde (1893–1923),[213] Unfit.

1912    Bell, Charles Francis (1871–1966),[214] Fellow of Magdalen, Keeper of Fine Art, Ashmolean Museum.

1912    Cole, George Douglas Howard (1889–1959),[215] Fellow of Magdalen, Conscientious Objector; appeared before the Oxford Military Tribunal.

1912    Graham, Richard Brockbank (1893–1957), Conscientious objector; appeared before the Oxford Military Tribunal.

1912    Street, James Martineau (1893–1975),[216] Unfit.

1913    Walker, William George (1893–1966),[217] Unfit.

1914    Banner, Delmar Harmwood (1896–1983), [218] Unfit.

1914    Chrussachi, Matthew George (1897–1948),[219] Greek origin, Russian citizen.

1914    Hough, Edwin Purdon Kighley (1895–1937), Not known, Magdalen 1914–1920.

1915    De Villa Urrutia, F.F. (b. 1898), Spanish national.

1915    Groom, Bernard (1892–1975), Conscientious objector; appeared before the Oxford Military Tribunal.

1916    Burchardt, Carl John Birch (b. 1894), Norwegian national.

1916    Wing, James Leadbeater (1898–1952) Magdalen 1916–19, Son of a steel manufacturer and became one himself.

1916    Beer, Sidney Walter (1899–1971), called up to the 27^th Battalion King’s Liverpool Regiment, discharged as unfit.

1916    Eberli, Leofric Henry (1897–1978), Magdalen 1916–1920, RAF World War Two.

1916    Dimitrijevitch, Djurdje (1896–1961), Serbian national.

1917    Barnes, Bertram (1898–1989), Magdalen from 1917–21 graduating in Modern Languages. Entered the priesthood c.1955.

1917    Read, Revd William Inskip Digby Shuttleworth (1871–1932), Chaplain of Magdalen.

1918    de Wilde, Etienne Antoine Marie (1896–between 1956 and 1966), Belgian national.

1918    Edwards, Augustin Robert (1899–1956), Chilean national.

1918    Hickman, Denis Powell (25 Aug. 1900–1966).

1918    Todd, Alan Livsey Stuart (3 Jun. 1900–1976).

1919    Butler, Victor Spencer (15 Aug. 1900–1969).

1919    Crisp, Christopher Norman Birch (28 Mar. 1900–killed in action 1943).

1919    Earl, Sebastian (2 Jan. 1900–1983).

1919    Fox, Ralph Winston (20 Mar. 1900–killed in action 1936).

1919    Fulton, Frederick Fulton (23 Mar. 1900–1963).

1919    Howarth, Herbert Lomax (3 Mar. 1900–1974).

1919    Jebb, Hubert Miles Gladwyn (25 Apr. 1900–1996).

1919    Montague, Evelyn Aubrey (20 Mar. 1900–1948).

1919    Proby, John Campbell Patrick (3 Mar. 1900–1993).

1919    Barry, Ivor William Gordon (16 Aug. 1900–1978).

1919    Buchanan, Charles Hardinge  (27 Jun. 1900–1982).

1919    Collins, William Alexander Roy (23 May 1900–1976).

1919    Gregory, Maxwell Justin (17 May 1900–1964).

1919    Griffith, Roland Hall (6 Aug. 1900–1981).

1919    Lenanton, Herbert Ray (12 Sept. 1900–1975).

1919    Mc Eachran, Frank (6 Jun. 1900–1975).

1919    McKay, Roy (4 Nov. 1900–1993).

1919    Merry, Walter Joseph William (21 July 1900–1940).

1919    Smith, Francis Gould (18 Sept. 1900–1959).

1919    Walmsley, Robert Garrett (2 May 1900–1939).

1919    Walsh, Robert Arthur (9 July 1899–1991).

1919    Warrack, Guy Douglas Hamilton (8 Feb. 1900–1986).

1919    Warren, Alwyn Keith (23 Sept. 1900–1988).

1920    Clefton, Herbert E. (30 Jan. 1896–1956) American Rhodes Scholar.

1920    Durand, Robert Joceline (6 Jan. 1900–1980).

1920    Mills, Lennox Algernon Canadian Rhodes Scholar (30 July 1896–1969).

1920    Scott, Francis Reginald, Canadian Rhodes (1 Aug. 1899–1985).

1920    Younus, Saladin Mohumed (b. 21 Mar. 1899).

—

Total 377

 

[1] For a detailed account of liability for service see: The Law and Practice of Military Conscription under the Military Service Acts, 1916 to 1918, W. Grist Hawtin (London: Harrison and Sons) 1918

[2] those born after 18 April 1867 were eligible for service under the act of 1918 (although most were eligible after the 1916 Acts), and so the full date of birth is given for those born in this year. Similarly the full birth date is given of those born in 1900 to show that under the Military Service Acts they were deemed to have enlisted.

[3] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,892 (26 June 1966) p. 6.

[4] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 733.

[5] Obituary, The Times no. 49,964, 26 September 1944) p.7; The Times no. 49,968 (3 October

1944), p. 6.

[6] 1911 Census.

[7] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 174.

[8] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 183

[9] 1911 Census.

[10] 1911 Census.

[11] 1911 Census.

[12] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 675.

[13] 1911 Census.

[14] Obituary, The Times, no. 47,490 (26 September 1936), p. 14.

[15] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,774 (25 February 1957), p. 14.

[16] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,941 (19 December 934), p. 16.

[17] 1911 Census.

[18] LG no. 29492 (29 February 1916), p. 2240.

[19] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1184.

[20] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 21.

[21] Obituary, The Times no. 50409 (25 March 1946) p. 6.

[22] 1911 Census.

[23] 1911 Census.

[24] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 668.

[25] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,359, (24 October 1955), p. 12.

[26] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 536.

[27] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,264, (17 June 1942) p. 7.

[28] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,891 (24 June 1944), p. 7.

[29] 1911 Census.

[30] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 491.

[31] Obituary, The Times, no. 48,561 (11 March 1940), p. 10.

[32] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 543.

[33] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,201 (5 January 1952), p. 8.

[34] The Times, no. 38,798 (7 November 1908) p. 5.

[35] 1911 Census.

[36] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,433 (14 July 1949). p. 7.

[37] The Irish Times, (16 July 1937) p. 13.

[38] Obituary The Times, no. 50,982 (30 January 1948), p. 7.

[39] Bosher, J. F., Imperial Vancouver Island: Who was Who,1850-1950, (London: Berry Books, 2012).

[40] 1911 Census.

[41] Obituary, The Times, no. 43,680 (17 June 1924), p. 18.

[42] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 30.

[43] The Times, no. 55,158 (12 August 1961) p. 10.

[44] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,092 (25 November 1941), p. 7.

[45] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 201.

[46] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,090 (22 November 1941), p. 6.

[47] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 335.

[48] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 373.

[49] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,097 (21 March 1945), p. 7.

[50] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 550.

[51] Obituary, The Times, no. 43,851 (5 January 1925), p. 14.

[52] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,990 (16 February 1935), p. 17.

[53] Obituary, The Times, no. 42,244 (30 October 1919), p. 14.

[54] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,190 (27 January 1951), p. 8.

[55] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1061.

[56] 1911 Census

[57] Obituary, The Times, no. 47,398 (11 June 1936), p. 18.

[58] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 373.

[59] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,368 (19 July 1952), p. 6.

[60] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,526 (31 October 1949) p. 7.

[61] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,687 (17 February 1947), p. 6.

[62] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,773 (18 August 1950), p. 6.

[63] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 969.

[64] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 30.

[65] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 182.

[66] Obituary, The Times, no. 54,285 (18 October 1958), p. 8.

[67]Obituary, The Times, no. 53,191 (16 March 1955) p. 10.

[68] Obituary, The Times, no. 45330 (10 October1929) p. 16.

[69] According to the 1922 College Record he was in California.

[70] 1911 Census, student at Oxford House, Bethnal Green.

[71] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,045 (1 October 1941) p. 7.

[72] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,961 (29 March 1951) p. 6.

[73] 1911 Census.

[74] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 925.

[75] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 918.

[76] Obituary, The Times, no. 44,450 (9 December 1926), p. 11.

[77] 1911 Census.

[78] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,394 (3 December 1955), p. 9.

[79] Allison Drew, Between Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sidney Bunting, 1873-1936. (London: Pickering & Chatto Publishers, Limited, 2007).

[80] Obituary, The Times, no. 42,987 (23 March 1922) p. 14.

[81] Obituary, Nature (Lond.), 147 (7 June 1941), p. 702.

[82] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,736 (24 April 1934) p. 16.

[83] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 771.

[84] Obituary, The Times, no. 44,309 (28 June 1926), p. 7.

[85] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1072.

[86] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1181.

[87] The Tinne family, home page of the Walker Art Gallery Liverpool.

[88] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1391.

[89] 1911 Census

[90] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 148.

[91] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,989 (8November 1944), p. 7.

[92] Inscription on grave in Hereford.

[93] http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/Wharben.htm

[94] LG no. 36309 (1 January 1944), p. 21.

[95] Obituary, The Times, no. 54,442 (23 April 1959), p. 14.

[96] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1285.

[97] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,661 (30 June 1953) p. 8.

[98] The VC and DSO Volume II p. 188; http://lib.militaryarchive.co.uk/

[99] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,728 (7 April 1947), p. 7.

[100] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 308.

[101] 1911 Census.

[102] Obituary, The Times, no. 47,937 (8 March 1938), p. 18.

[103] 1911 Census.

[104] Periodico Oficial Febrero 13 de 1913 Tomo XXXVIII Núm. 19 p. 1.

[105] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,672 (22 April 1950), p. 8.

[106] 1911 Census.

[107] 1911 Census.

[108] 1911 Census.

[109] The Times, no. 40,431 (27 January 1914), p. 6.

[110] Obituary, The Times, no. 54,007 (25 November 1957), p. 12.

[111] There is a Medal Card for Charles N Curtis, Private East Surrey Regiment, so he may have served.

[112] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 406.

[113] The Times, no. 43,685 (3 June 1924), p. 15.

[114] Obituary, The Times, no. 45,705 (27 December 1930), p. 12.

[115] 1911 census, several medal cards with the name Frederick Good, he may have served.

[116] 1911 Census.

[117] Obituary, The Times, no. 54,890 (30 September 1960) p. 15.

[118] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,278 (1 November 1932), p. 16.

[119] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 894.

[120] Obituary, The Times, no.53,164 (12 February 1855), p. 8.

[121] Obituary, The Times, no.50,948 (19 December 1947), p. 7.

[122] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1322.

[123] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,081 (2 March 1945) p. 7.

[124] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,071 (14 May 1948) p. 7.

[125] 1911 Census.

[126] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,561 (20 September 1946) p. 7.

[127] 1911 census

[128] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 888.

[129] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1159.

[130] The Times, no. 41,569 (29 August 1917), p. 9.

[131] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1420.

[132] The Times, no. 52,790 (27 November 1953) p. 10.

[133] 1911 Census.

[134] The Times, no.51,353 (11 April 1949), p. 7.

[135] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,216 (10 May 1955), p. 13.

[136] Obituary, The Times, no. 50,542 (29 August 1946), p. 6.

[137] 1911 Census.

[138] 1911 Census; the name Sidney Mortimer appears on four Medal Cards.

[139] 1911 Census.

[140] 1911 Census.

[141] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,219 (26 January 1952) p. 6.

[142] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1206.

[143] Obituary, The Times, no. 48,456 (7 November 1939) p. 10.

[144] Mabel Clarisse Warburton (1879–1961)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography,

[145] 1911 census.

[146] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 159.

[147] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 159.

[148] Obituary, The Times, no. 47,557 (14 December 1936), p. 20.

[149] Obituary, The Times, no. 59,061 (10 April 1974), p. 20.

[150] 1911 Census.

[151] 1911 Census.

[152] 1911 Census.

[153] Obituary, The Times, no. 55,277 (1 January 1962) p. 14.

[154] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,782 (6 March 1957), p. 13.

[155] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,344 (6 October 1955), p. 12.

[156] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,658 (10 October 1956), p. 13.

[157] 1911 Census.

[158] The Times, no. 41,157 (3 May 1916), p. 5.

[159] LG no. 32295 (19 April 1921), p. 3095.

[160] The Times, no. 41,681 (8 January 1918), p. 7.

[161] Obituary, The Times, no. 54,850 (15 August 1960) p. 10.

[162] The Times, no. 41,959 (28 November 1918) p. 9.

[163] 1911 Census.

[164] Obituary, The Times, no. 56,822 (23 December 1966), p. 10

[165] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,275 (1 April 1952) p. 8.

[166] Obituary, The Times, no. 51473 (August 30, 1949) p. 7.

[167] Obituary The Times, no. 54.026 (17 December 1957) p. 10.

[168] 1911 Census.

[169] The Times, no. 47,994 (14 May 1938), p. 1.

[170] 1911 Census.

[171] Obituary, The Times, no. 51,441 (23 July 1949), p. 7.

[172] Obituary, The Times, no. 53,638 (17 September 1956), p. 14.

[173] 1911 Census.

[174] ARP Warden injured at ARP Post November 1943, died December 1943 (Civilian War Dead in the

 United Kingdon (seven Volumes) (London: 1954-57) Volume IV p. 91.

[175] 1911 Census.

[176] The Times, no. 54,822 (13 July 1960), p. 15.

[177] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,992 (19 February 1935), p. 16.

[178] Agustus John, Michael Holroyd, Penguin Books 1976, p. 503

[179] The Times, no. 57,637 (13 August 1969), p. 16.

[180] The name Herbert W. Atkins occurs four times in the Medal Cards.

[181] The Times, no. 58,257 (23 August 1971), p. 12.

[182] LG no. 32989 (7 November 1924), p. 8054.

[183] The Times, no. 37,873 (24 November 1905), p. 7.

[184] The Stortfordian Dec 1917.

[185] 1911 Census.

[186] Magdalen College Register 1979.

[187] LG no. 28431 (November 1 1910) p. 7820.

[188] Paul Stevens, Repton and the Great War May 2006 The Arch Old Reptonian Newsletter p. 16.

[189] Tamworth Herald, no. 2535 (10 March 1917), p. 8.

[190] Records of the Ramsgate County School for boys 1909–1920.

[191] LG no. 28482 (4 April 1911) p. 2711.

[192] Obituary, The Times, np. 47,523 (4 November 1936), p. 19.

[193] Masterman, Lucy, C.F.G. Masterman, a biography (London : Nicholson and Watson, Ltd 1939)

1. 275

[194] Personal communication Dr. Charles Knight, Clifton College; there are several Medal cards with the

name John William Hall.

[195] Charles-Davies, Arthur, Armorial families; a directory of gentlemen of coat armour (Volume 2) 7th

edition (London: Hurst and Blackett, 1930), p. 1054.

[196] LG no. 29030 (5 January 1915) p. 212.

[197] Obituary, The Times, no. 59,066 (17 April 1974), p. 16.

[198] Obituary, The Times, no. 46,343 (16 January 1933), p. 14.

[199] The Times, no. 41,532 (17 July 1916), p. 9.

[200] Obituary, The Times, no. 58,657 (14 December 1972), p. 19.

[201] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,622 (15 May 1953), p. 10.

[202] Obituary, The Times, no. 52,262 (17 March 1952), p. 6.

[203] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1181.

[204] Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932 p. 1233.

[205] Obituary, The Times, no. 49,218 (24 April 1942), p. 7.

[206] Obituary, The Times, no. 61,514(23 April 1983), p. 10.

[207] Harrow Register “Great War, medically rejected”.

[208] LG no. 28892 (4 September 1914), p. 7019.

[209] Died of fever MCPR32, C3.1061ii.

[210] LG no. 28995 (4 December 1914), 10326.

[211] Obituary, The Times, no. 56,915 (14 April 1967), p. 12.

[212] Personal communication from Mike Morroch, Archivist Shrewsbury School.

[213] MC:P233/2/C6/2.

[214] Obituary, The Times, no. 56,598 (5 April 1966), p. 12.

[215] Marc Stears, ‘Cole, George Douglas Howard (1889–1959)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [http://ezproxy.ouls.ox.ac.uk:2117/view/article/32486, accessed 22 April 2013].

[216] The Salopian Newsletter, May 1976.

[217] ‘The Laxtonian’ (the Oundle School Magazine, summer 1953, page 43) and the obituary in the Old

 Oundelian Magazine 1966–7 p. 64.

[218] Lewis, Margaret, Josefina de Vasconcellos: Her life and art. (Hexham: Flambard Press, 2002).

[219] 1911 Census.