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

Weinstein, J.
9th London Regiment. (86/15).
Werdmüller, P.O.
Col.-Sergt. 2nd Battalion London Rifle Brigade (83/14).
Sergt.-Major, 5th Battalion, London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) (86/15). (Wounded 86/15).
Serjeant 8117, Colour Serjeant 300019 London Regiment
West, Corney .
HDS: 12.01.99. - -.01.03. Home: 68, Montague Road, Dalston.
Captain, 5 Bn., Durham Light Infantry (88/16).
Recorded as Lieutenant West, he died on 27th May, 1918, at the age of 32 and
is buried in La Ville Aux Bois Cemetery, grave MCI-F-1.
West, William Frank.
D.o.B. 17.03.90. Father: Frank Albert Home: 111, Townsend Road, Southall.
Was trained at Islington Day Training College and became Assistant Master at St.Clement’s Church of England School,
Notting Hill. Joined the L.R.B. after the outbreak of war, 9th September 1914.
London Rifle Brigade (83/14). 5th Battalion, London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) (86/15).
Went to France with the 1st draft to join 1st Bn. on 25.01.15. and died at Netley Hospital, Southampton,
12.05.15, after undergoing three serious operations, one being the amputation of his leg, rendered necessary
by wounds received in action at the battle of St.Julien, 25.04.15.
He was unmarried. He was a keen athlete, fond of all games and sports.
He held three silver medals for football, and the bronze Medallion and certificate for lifesaving.
Photo and other information on Private West by courtesy of Pam and Ken Linge of Northumberland.
Weston, W.H.
Visited School (93/18).
S/ 385 Wettern, Eric Frank.
Review Committee 1905. First Captain of Brittens, Feb 1905.
(survived the war and was member of the Clove Club until 60’s)
Sapper, Royal Naval Division, Divisional Engineers (85/15).(86/15).
Became Acting Captain.