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

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53191, Lewis, Elias.<br />

HDS: 13.09.09 - .04.15. Aged 11 yrs. 5 mths. DoB 31.03.98. Father: LCC Attendance Officer.<br />

Home: 5, Lansdowne Road, Dalston.<br />

Corporal,. Attached King’s Royal Rifles, 15 Bn Durham Light Infantry<br />

Corporal E.Lewis is yet another Old Boy whom many boys will<br />

remember, for he was captain <strong>of</strong> Richards’ House for two terms, Christmas 1914, and Easter, 1915.<br />

Being popular with all boys, he made a most successful House Captain, and all who knew him<br />

will be grieved to hear <strong>of</strong> his death. He was killed on Easter Monday, 1917,<br />

amid the heavy fighting at Vimy, France.<br />

Corporal Lewis died on 10th April 1917 at the age <strong>of</strong> 19 and has no known grave or memorial.<br />

Lewis, Herbert Owen Roland, MC.<br />

HDS: 10.05.06. - -.03.07. Father: Dairyman. Home: 24, Marquess Road, Canonbury.<br />

21st Batt., London Regiment (87/16).<br />

Sec.-Lt. H.O.R.Lewis, <strong>of</strong> the 9th Bn Yorkshire Regt., was killed on October 1st, near Polygon Wood. (92/17)<br />

He was awarded the Military Cross for his splendid service and devotion to duty on September 20th, 1917.<br />

We were very grieved to hear, however, that he has since been killed. (92/17)<br />

Sec.-Lt. Lewis died on 1st October 1917 and is remembered<br />

on the Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium, on panel 52. His age was not recorded.<br />

Lewis, W.<br />

Empire Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (84/15). Sergt. (86/15).<br />

It gives us very great pleasure to record the fact that one <strong>of</strong> our Old Boys, Sergeant W.Lewis, <strong>of</strong> the<br />

17th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, has been awarded the King’s Military Medal for conspicuous bravery<br />

in the recent fighting in France. This is yet another example <strong>of</strong> the magnificent conduct displayed by<br />

our Old Boys at the Front, and shows us what great heights can be obtained by endurance and<br />

perseverance. (89/16). Sergt. W.Lewis (whose Military Medal earned us a half-holiday last term) is in<br />

Officers’ Cadet <strong>School</strong> (90/17). Reported commissioned (91/17).<br />

Lines, Sidney Martin.<br />

Home: 41, Mayfield Avenue, Southgate.<br />

Lieut. 1/5, London Regt. London Rifle Brigade (killed in action) (85/15). (86/15).<br />

Lieutenant Lines died on 13th May, 1915, at the age <strong>of</strong> 29.<br />

He is buried in grave V-G-20 in Sanctuary Wood Cemetery, Belgium.

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