Names Documents:
Hebburn Wesleyan School Roll of Honour.
[This Roll of Honour appeared in the
‘Jarrow Express’ on Friday 20 August 1915.
The JHA references are the unique references from the
James Hoy Archives.
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Killed in Action * Prisoner of War +
Left School
Sanderson, Robert 23rd Signal Col. (sic)
[Company] R.E. 1900
Baker, William Armoured Cruiser Andes. 1980
Batey, John 1st/9th DLI. (Territorial).* 1911
Browell, Victor 16/NF. (‘Commercials’).
Bullen, Arthur R.A.M.D. and
Clearing Hospital. 1980
Carson, Robert 1st Class Petty Officer.
HMS Arethusa. 1892
Danby, Robert 11/Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers. 1909
Drewry, John 1/East Yorkshire Regt.
Ferguson, William Army Service Corps. 1902
Forster, Harold 19/NF.
(2nd Tyneside Pioneers) 1907
Gilney, Percy 1st Line Northumbrian
Division Ammunition Column. 1897
Glahold, Alfred Northern Cyclists’ Battalion 1902
Glaholm, Carl Nortumberland Cycling Corps. 1906
Hately, Clarence. Drake Bn. RND. 1907
Henderson, William 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial). 1903
Henry, John 50th Division Ammunition
Column RFA. 1911
Hepburn, Daniel 1st/5th NF. (Territorial).1904
Hickmott, Frederick Armoured Cruiser Andes.1908
Hill, William Royal Army Medical Corps. 1906
Hogg, Richard HMS Colossus. 1904
Holmes, Stanley 4/DLI. 1900
Holtham, John 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial). 1898
Holtham, John R. 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial). 1906
Holtham, William 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial). 1908
Hunter, Albert. 3/Coldstream Guards. 1908
Hunter, George No. 4 Company Workshops,
Le Havre. B.E.F. 1909
Hunter, Robert 23/NF. (Tyneside Scottish). 1899
Jeffrey, Percy 1/King’s Own Scottish
Borderers 1902
Johnson, Stephen Durham Fortress Company
R.E. (Territorial) 1907
Kew, Harry National Reserve 1879
Laird, William John 4th Northumberland
Ammunition Column RFA (sic).
Lawson, Alfred 5th Northumberland
Ammunition Column RFA (sic). 1895
Leighton, Harry 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial). 1906
Lobbon (sic), George J. 4th Section 50th
Division Ammunition Column RFA. 1912
Marshall, Philip Messenger.
1/West Yorkshire Regt. * 1899
Martin, Robert Signaller. HMS Dartmouth. 1906
Morris, Benjamin 1st/5th NF. (Territorial). 1910
Paton, Robert 5th Durham Howitzer
Battery RFA. (Territorial).
Paul, William Royal Army Medical Corps. 1907
Raven, James. Anson Bn. RND. 1903
Riches, Albert. Royal Army Medical Corps.
Rodgers, William 6th Dragoon Guards. 1902
Sewell, Joseph. HMS Viknor. * 1908
Sibbald, Charles Collingwood Bn. RND.
Slapp, Arthur HMS Brilliant.
Sterling, Edward Benbow Bn. RND. +
Stutchbury, George RNR. 1902
Thompson, Ceci James Stanley 4 Section,
‘B’ Company, Drake Bn. RND. 1909
Thompson, John T. 2nd Dragoon Guards.
Waister, George 10th Battalion
19/Yorkshire Regt. (sic).
Waister, Robert 18th Hussars
(2 M.C. (sic)). + 1905
Wallace, Harry Gordon Highlanders. *
Ward, Robert 1st Line, 5th Durham,
4th (Northumbrian) Brigade RFA. (T) 1910
Weightman, William [Willie (sic)]. 1/DLI. 1900
Welsh, Raymond. 1st Line, 5th Durham,
4th (Northumbrian) Brigade RFA. (T) 1909
White, Nicholas. 1st Line, 134 Fortress
Company R.E.
Wilson, Edward Engine Room Artificer.
HMS Minos. 1904
Wilson, Harry NF. 1904
Coult, Elizabeth. Red Cross Nurse. 1903
Inglis, Agnes. French Red Cross. 1895
Killed in Action * Prisoner of War +
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[The Hebburn Wesleyan School Roll of Honour appeared
in the ‘Jarrow Express’ on Friday 20 August 1915.
It was arranged in rough alphabetical order with one name
on each line. This has been arranged in alphabetical order
to make it easier to research.
It featured a list of the names of fifty-eight men and two women.
Eight of these men were killed in action or died of wounds.
I have been unable to find any details relating to Harry Wallace.
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Private John Batey, 1st/9th DLI.
Died before 20 August 1915.
Private Philip Messenger Marshall, 1/West Yorkshire Regt.,
15 March 1915, aged 29. (JHA2201)
Assistant Steward Joseph Sewell, HMS Viknor,
13 January 1915, aged 16. (JHA513)
Private Robert Danby, 11/Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers,
1 July 1916, aged 20. (JHA3111)
Sergeant Robert Hunter, 23/NF (Tyneside Scottish),
7 June 1917, aged 31. (JHA2664)
Driver William John Laird, 169 Brigade RFA,
24 March 1918, aged 31 or 32. (JHA2514)
AB Cecil James Stanley Thompson, No. 4 Section,
‘B’ Company Drake Bn. RND,
9 July 1915, aged 18. (JHA311)
AB Charles Sibbald, Collingwood Bn. RND,
Died September q. 1954, aged 58. (JHA3961)
NamesH93.44
