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

171942, Brown, John Henry.
HDS: 19.06.13. Aged 14. Date of Birth: 1.9.99.Father: Motor Engineer. Home: 60, Maury Road, Stoke Newington.
Private. Machine Gun Corps. Killed 26th October 1918, age 19.
Buried in Crossroads Cemetery, , Grave II-A-21.
Brown, E. Percy
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. (83/14). Royal Naval Division (86/15).
Wounded on H.M.S. “Inflexible” at the Dardanelles, March 1915. (85/15). Visited School (93/18).
10340, Brown, Patrick Kirkwood.
HDS: 15.09.02.-03.08. Aged 9. Father: Clerk. Home: 4, St.Marks Road, Dalston.
Pte., of the 2 Bn., H.A.C. was killed on 15th October, 1917, through an accident to a Lewis gun in
France.(92/17)
Died, aged 24 and was buried in Outtersteene Cemetery Extension, Grave I-D-12.
Bryant, T.H.
Distinction in Arithmetic / Maths and Science in Cambridge Local Examinations in 1906.
First in the School in Arithmetic, Trigonometry, & Science.
Involved in Shooting Team. (54/06). In the 1907 Shooting Team against Colfe’s.
In 1909 was Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Monitor’s “Scenes from Midsummer Night’s Dream”
and
was House Captain of Britten’s.
Rhodesian Forces.(83/14). (86/15).
Buggé, F.H.
Royal Naval Division (86/15).
Bull, W.
Royal Army Medical Corps (85/15). (86/15).
Bundy, H.E.
Cadet, Mercantile Marine, was among the survivors from the hospital ship “Asturias” (in 1917).
(What happened to the “Asturias” is related under the picture on page ...)
He had earlier had a narrow escape from capture by the German raider “Moewe”.
Butler, P.F.
Machine Gun Section, Queen’s Westminster Rifles (87/16).
Butler, P.T.
Who obtained a commission last August, is now a Captain in the 6th Somersets. (91/17).
Burry, G.F.C.
East Kent Regiment. (“The Buffs.) (83/14). (86/15). Reported as Lce. Cpl., wounded (91/17).