World War I Roll of Honour - The Clove Club Hackney Downs School

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Small, C.J.C. Sergt., 20th Middlesex (87/16). 3250 Smee, Leslie A.F. Honourable Artillery Company (86/15). Smith, Cecil Owen. HDS: 14.09.08. - -.12.10. Aged 10 yrs. 9 mths. D.o.B. 15.12.97. Father: Estate Agent. Home: 297, Amhurst Road, Stoke Newington. Sec.-Lt. C.O.Smith, of the R.F.A., was killed in France on 20th August 1917. Sec.-Lt. Smith was killed when a member of 36 Bty, 33 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. He was buried in Ypres Reservoir Cemetery, Belgium, in grave I-G-42. He was 19. Smith, E.G. Cpl., Royal Engineers (86/15). Smith, F.D. Lieut. Royal Field Artillery (84/15). (86/15). Smith, H. Motor Transport, Army Service Corps (87/16).
Smith, W.O. Writer in the Navy (87/16). Smyth, A. 10th Battalion, London Regiment (86/15). 735, South, Alfred Thomas. HDS: 04.10.07. - -.12.09. Aged 13 yrs. 11 mths. D.o.B. 10.10.93. Father: Supt. Nobels Explosive Coy. Home: 1, The Limes, Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey. Reported killed (91/17) Killed (94/18) Private South of the Essex Yeomanry was killed, aged 21, on 14th May, 1915. He is commemorated on the Menin Gate, Belgium, Panel 5. Sport, R.H. Legion of Frontiersmen (84/15). (86/15). Spratt, K.G. Royal Army Medical Corps (86/15). Staite, Alfred Thomas. 5th Lancers (Royal Irish) (88/16). Staite, C.A. 2nd Lieut. 10th County of London (88/16). Commissioned (88/16). R4/461, Staite, Thomas Chamption. HDS: 23.04.03. - -. -2.09. Father: Warehouseman. Home: 22, Downs Park Road, Hackney. Rfn., 2/2nd London (Rangers) (88/16). T. Staite, 12th Bn. London Regt., died of wounds received in action April 2nd, 1918. Private Staite was serving with 5 Bn Machine Gun Corps at the time of his death, aged 24, on 2nd April, 1918 and is buried in St.Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen Grave PVII-1-1B. ).
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HACKNEY DOWNS SCHOOL (formerly The
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THE SCHOOL This illustration shows
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INTRODUCTION This Roll of Honour is
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Hackney Downs School THE ROLL OF HO
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Matsu and Sakaki in dry dock at Mal
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Baggs, Henry Ernest. HDS: 12.01.189
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Barlow, R.G. (83/14). (86/15). Clas
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LDN/8/3208 Behm, Ernest John Alfred
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Benson, William Roy Gwyn. HDS: 18.0
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24636 Bobbitt, Henry A. Rifle Briga
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Bradie, L.A. Captain (86/15). 55108
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Calvert, E.R. Among the few Old Boy
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Chandler,G.E. Review Committee 1912
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Cohen, Edward, MC. (Extracted from
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Cook, G.J. L.C.C. Intermediate Scho
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1768, Cox, Aubrey Victor. HDS: 13.0
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Dagnall, H. Visited School (93/18).
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Dipnall, - (88/16). Ditcham, V.A. A
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1830 Private, Ellis, Alfred M. Roya
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Fletcher, James Harry, MSM. D.o.B.
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Gabb, Edward Vernon. D.o.B. 02.05.9
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Gilbert, W.H. Sergt., 10th Middlese
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Hamilton, Noel Crawford. HDS: 17.07
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THE R.S.M. A CHARACTER SKETCH (87/1
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ANECDOTES FROM THE WAR ZONE An anon
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WAR TIME HOLIDAYS, 1916. Reprinted
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and made the work more tedious. At
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At last the campaign has developed,
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In all, the enemy’s casualties we
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THE SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK (90/17) The
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