Memorial Details
Memorial
Roll of Honour 1914-18 Cricket and Rugby Football Club
Reference
S140.141
Place
SUNDERLAND
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour list produced in 1963 for Sunderland Cricket and Rugby Football Club, Ashbrooke.
Names
Notes
1. "Unfortunately no official Roll of Honour was ever assembled nor do any records exist of the grievous wounds or gassings sustained, of the years spent in prison camps or of the honours and awards earned on many battle fronts. The material has been collected from many sources to provide a record, however inadequate, to remind us of yet another debt we owe our predecessors. We deeply regret the probable omissions or inaccuracies." Chapter Seven The Club at War, To Ashbrooke and Beyond
2. "During the War the ground was put to continuous use, in part by garrison troops including South Staffordshires, Sherwood Foresters and East Yorkshires and in part by youth organisations."Chapter Seven The Club at War, To Ashbrooke and Beyond
2. "During the War the ground was put to continuous use, in part by garrison troops including South Staffordshires, Sherwood Foresters and East Yorkshires and in part by youth organisations."Chapter Seven The Club at War, To Ashbrooke and Beyond
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: James Pasby
To Ashbrooke and beyond: the history of the Sunderland Cricket and Rugby Football Club 1808 - 1963 E. Watts Moses; SCRFC, pages 33-35; 1963
To Ashbrooke and beyond: the history of the Sunderland Cricket and Rugby Football Club 1808 - 1963 E. Watts Moses; SCRFC, pages 33-35; 1963
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Research acknowledgements
Tony Harding
Research In Progress
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Roll of Honour 1914-18 Cricket and Rugby Football Club (S140.141)
SUNDERLAND Cricket and Football Club, Ashbrooke.
Roll of Honour, 1914-18
James Adamson, Jnr. Captain, Royal Field Artillery
Robert William Adamson 2nd Lieut., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Arnold Septimus Barker 2nd Lieut., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Charles William Tone Barker, M.C. Captain, 15th Durham L.I.
Harold Tone Barker Major, Royal Field Artillery
Arthur Osbourne Bell
Frank Blair-Allen L/Corp., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
John Corbet Brown Sergt., Hon. Artillery Company
Henry Allison Carney Private, Intelligence Corps
George H. Carter Lieut., Royal Artillery
Arnold Corder Private, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
J.M. Day Private, Army Service Corps
John Dickinson, M.C. Lieut., Royal Artillery (T.A.)
Arnold Dunning Private, 87th Bttn. Canadian Infantry
James Harry Edwards Lieut., 14th Durham L.I.
John Maurice Foster 2nd Lieut., 4th Gordon Highlanders (T.A.)
Ronald Foster
Walter Robert Goodrick, M.C. Captain, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Gordon Haswell Captain, 9th Kings Own Yorkshire L.I.
Frederick Haswell Lieut., 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment
John Hunt Hedley 2nd Lieut., 5th Middlesex Regiment
Charles Stanley Herbert, M.C. Captain, 17th Durham L.I.
Charles William Hines Major, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Arthur Sydney Hopgood Durham Light Infantry
Ralph Palliser Milbank Hudson Captain, Duke of Wellington’s Regiment
John Jameson Canadian Contingent
Sidney Jameson Canadian Contingent
Hugh Oswald Kayll Lieut., Royal Naval Reserve
Philip Austin Kirkup, M.C. Major, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.) attached R.F.C.
Andrew Ronald Legat, M.C. Lieut., Royal Field Artillery (T.A.)
Frederic Cecil Longden Captain, 4th Durham L.I.
John Meek Lieut., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Geoffrey Moore Flight Lieut., R.N. Air Service
Edward Hayden Moore, M.C. Captain, 3rd Yorkshire & Lancashire Regiment
Edgar Morton Private, Durham Light Infantry
Wilfred Morton Private, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Nathaniel Clark Neilson Corpl., 21st Royal Fusiliers
Frank Wallace Rowland Nesbitt Lieut., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Gordon Piper Private, Machine Gun Corps
Arnold Pumphrey, D.S.O. Captain, 20th Durham L.I.
Gilbert Rennison Captain, Berkshire Yeomanry
William Robert Ridley Royal Army Medical Corps
Arthur Stewart Ritson 2nd Lieut., 5th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Francis Ritson Captain, 5th Dorset Regiment
Percy D. Robinson Captain, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Norman Robinson Shepherd Captain, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Arthur William Sinclair Stockdale 2nd Lieut., 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Edgar Frederick Squance Private, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Harold Kenyon Temperley Lieut., 6th Northumberland Fusiliers (T.A.)
Charles Milburn Thompson 2nd Lieut., 3rd Northumberland Fusiliers
Charles A. Todd Private, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Frederick Middlemost Wawn Captain, 7th Durham L.I. (T.A.)
Frank Wilkinson Captain, Royal Field Artillery
William W. Wilson Sergeant, 18th Durham L.I.
Dennis John Yeaman 2nd Lieut., 21st King’s Royal Rifle Corps
Keith Sanger Yeaman Major, Royal Field Artillery (T.A.)
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Decorations and Awards
1914-1918
Captain Charles William Tone Barker Military Cross
Major Harold Tone Barker Mentioned in Dispatches (twice)
Lieut. Robert Appleby Bartram Military Cross
Lieut. Col. Harold Arthur Birchall Military Cross
Captain Christopher Colin Charlton Croix de Guerre
Sergeant William Charlton Military Medal
Major Lawrence Andrew Common D.S.O.
Lieut. John Dickinson Military Cross
William Alfred Gales O.B.E.
Lieut. Col. Alfred Morris Gelsthorpe D.S.O., Mentioned in Dispatches
Captain Walter Robert Goodrick Military Cross
Captain Robert Alan Greenwell Mentioned in Dispatches
Lieut. Geoffrey Hutton Hedley Military Cross
Captain Charles Stanley Herbert Military Cross and Bar,
Mentioned in Dispatches (three times)
John Scott Hindley Commander, Legion of Honnour;
Chevalier, Order of the Crown of Italy
American Medal of Freedom with Gold Palm
Captain Preston Horan M.B.E., Military Medal (Greece)
Major Philip Austin Kirkup Military Cross
Major William Frederick Laing Military Cross
Lieut. Andrew Ronald Legat Military Cross
Dr. Howard Marshall C.B.E.
Lieut. Stanley Wayman Milburn Military Cross
Captain Edward Hayden Moore Military Cross
Lieut. George Roderick Morgan Military Cross, Mentioned in Dispatches
Lieut. Lewis Morgan Military Cross
Lieut. Thomas Broadbent Osbourne Military Cross
Lieut. James Gordon Reay Pacy Military Cross
Captain Charles William Miller Potts Military Cross
William Priestley O.B.E.
Captain Arnold Pumphrey D.S.O., Mentioned in Dispatches
Lieut. Thomas Reginald Sewell Military Cross
Major James Habersham Speeding D.S.O., Mentioned in Dispatches
Flight Lieut. Robert Geddes Spence Distinguished Flying Cross
Major Eustace Lawrie Squance Military Cross
Colonel Ernest Vaux C.M.G., D.S.O.
Flight Lieut. Wilfred Beckwith Ward Distinguished Flying Cross
Major Bertrand Percy Whillis Military Cross, Croix de Guerre (with Palm)
Lieut. Oswald Loy Wight Military Cross
Lieut. Col. Hugh Wilson O.B.E., Mentioned in Dispatches
Captain Roy Wilson Distinguished Flying Cross
Major Keith Sanger Yeaman Mentioned in Dispatches
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Captain Frederick M. Maling M.N. D.S.O. and Bar
Footnote While commanding s.s. Palm Branch sank U.75 thus avenging H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener aboard.
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