AMPLEFORTH & THE 1914 WAR: THESE DIED

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1 AINSCOUGH, C., Captain, Manchester 6 August 1915 ALLANSON H.P Suffolk During July 1916 BARNEWALL, Hon. R. N. F. Leinster 24 March 1918 BARTON, J. M.C., Croix de Guerre, R.G.A. 17 August 1918 BUCKLEY, J. M., Captain, Adjutant, M.C., Rifle Brigade. 22 December 1917 CADIC, B. F., Captain, R.G.A. 20 August 1916 CHAMBERLAIN, P. A., Engineer, Merchant Navy 25 March 1917 CLAPHAM, A. C., East Yorkshire 3 January 1916 CLARKE, C. W., M.C., The King's Liverpool (wounds)

2 CLORAN, G., Sub- R.N.R. 7 November 1917 CRAVOS, C., R.F.C. 2 March 1917 DARBY, A. F., Canadian Contingent 2 September 1918 DENT-YOUNG, W., Australian Contingent 5 May 1917 FISHWICK, J. L., The King's Liverpool 9 August 1916 GERRARD, J. M. H., R.F.A. 28 August 1918 HALL, G. F. M., Royal Berkshire 28 September 1915 HINES, A., Durham Light HINES, A., Infantry Durham Light Infantry 15 December 1915 HONAN, M. B., Captain, South Lancashire 14 November 1916 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

3 LEESE, C.F. N.W. Frontier Militia 30 May 1919 LISTON, W. P. ST L., Captain, Leinster 12 April 1917 LONG, F. W., R.F.A. (POW) 28 July 1916 MACDONALD, A. J., Captain, Lovat's Scouts, attached Scottish Rifles 3 November 1918 MACPHERSON, J. S., Lieut., Gordon Highlanders 15 March 1918 MARTIN, M. J., Captain & Adjutant, Royal Warwickshire 9 May 1917 MCGHEE, T. A., Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 28 September 1918 MILES, L. The King's Liverpool 8 August 1916 MORROGH-BERNARD, F., Royal Munster Fusiliers 17 December 1917

4 NAREY, V. G. The Duke of Wellington's 15 October 1916 NEVILL, J. H. G. Grenadier Guards 24 December 1914 POWER, R. J., 33 Punjabi regiment 15 July 1917 REDMOND, H. F., R.A.F 10 July 1918 SMITH, J. B., South Lancashire 18 September 1918 TEELING, L. J., Captain, R.F.A. 8 November 1918 OBERHOFFER, G., Royal Fusiliers 18 February 1916 SHARP, W. S., Royal Engineers 9 June 1915 WHITTAM, F. J., Lancashire Fusiliers 1 July 1916

5 WILLIAMS, L., South Wales Borderers 11 September 1915 WILLIAMS, O. M., Major, Monmouthshire. 13 October 1915 We know of 62 old boys who died in the course on, or as a result of, active service. Of these, one, C.W. Clarke is not listed on the Calendar of names as he died from his wounds after the list was compiled. The calendar thus gives only 61 names. So far we have only found 38 portrait photographs, but mean to add images from school records or other sources as we can find them: there are 24. HENRY P. ALLANSON. July, 1916 Second Suffolk. BARNETT, REGINALD, Dragoons. BLACKLEDGE, E., The King's (Liverpool ) and R.A.F. BODENHAM, J. E. C., The London. (Missing) WILLIAM N. BOOCOCK. March 3rd, Royal Warwickshire BYRNE, E. T., Welsh Guards. CALDER-SMITH, R. A., London. EGBERT J. CORRY. March 14th, Prince of Wales' Own West Yorks. KENNETH R. DENNYS*. May 9th, 1915 Second Royal Munster Fusiliers. DUFFY, P., R.A.F HAWKSWELL, B. W., R.A.F. HEFFERNAN, W. P., Royal Irish. HINES, Charles W., Major, Durham Light Infantry KERNAN, H. F., Officer, H.M.S. Innamincka. MARTIN, E. J., Royal Warwickshire. J. PATRICK MURPHY, March 28th, Captain, Hampshire. JOHN A. PARLE. Nov. 30th, 1917 Captain, M.C., King's Liverpool. PUNCH, S., Surgeon, H.M.S. " Indefatigable." READMAN, W., Loyal North Lancashire. RUXTON, W. H., Royal Irish, attached R.A.F. TEELING, A. M. A. T. DE L., Norfolk. VUYLSTEKE, PIERRE, Decoration Militaire, Croix de Guerre, Belgian Army. WALTON, L., Royal Fusiliers. WOOD, B. L., British South African Police. * Keneth Dennys was not an old boy, but a Postulant in the Monastery who volunteered. Work is in progress