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Roll of Honour 1915 St. Aloysius Roman Catholic School
Reference
H93.40
Place
HEBBURN ON TYNE
Original Location
St.Aloysius Roman Catholic School
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Roll of Honour, 1915
Inscription
(Dedicated to members of the school who went to serve).
Names
Notes
1. This list was compiled from the newspaper named below.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Jarrow Express and Tyneside Advertiser Friday 13/08/1915 and Friday 08/10/1915.
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Research acknowledgements
James Hoy Archive
Research In Progress
The names on this memorial are being researched by Peter Hoy.
Contact: peterhoy@hotmail.co.uk
Roll of Honour 1915 St. Aloysius Roman Catholic School (H93.40)
HEBBURN St.Aloysius Roman Catholic School
[This list of 278 men’s names (275 ‘Old Boys’ of St. Aloysius’ and three
Assistant Masters) was published in two editions of the ‘Jarrow Express’.
Twenty-seven of these men were either killed in action or died of wounds.
The Friday 13 August 1915 edition was arranged with one name on each line
in roughly alphabetical order.
(The JHA number is the unique reference to James Hoy Archives)
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Killed in Action * Prisoner of War +
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Left School.
Amos, A. 1st/8th DLI. (Territorial) 1908
Andison, A. 1st/5th DLI. (Territorial) 1905
Appleton, A. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1894
Appleton, W. 1st [Northumbrian Field Company] R.E.
(Territorial) 1892
Bacon, A. R.E. 1908
Bacon, J. R.E. 1902
Baird, R. 14/D.L.I. 1910
Bennett, J. N.F.
Boyle, A. N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Bruce, J. 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1900
Buchan, J. R.F.A.
Burke, Patrick 5th Durham Howitzer Battery RFA.
(Territorial) 1898
Burns, G. 10/West Yorkshire Regt. 1904
Burns, J. 19/D.L.I.
Burns, R. 15/D.L.I. 1905
Butler, M. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1910
Cahill, T. 1st/6th N.F. (Territorial) 1909
Cahill, T. 9/N.F. 1902
Cain, J. 6/East Yorkshire Regt. 1909 (?)
Cain, T. 1st/5th D.L.I. (Territorial)
Calfield, William 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1907
Campbell, E. N.F. 1894
Carr, W. 14/N.F. 1905
Caufield, E. Royal Army Medical Corps. 1907
Caulfield, E. R.F.A. 1907
Caulfield, H. N.F.
Caulfield, Joseph [9/] N.F. * 1907
Caulfield, L. 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial)
Caulfield, M. N.F. 1907
Clancy, M. R.F.A.
Clough, Joseph 14/N.F. 1907
Clough, Richard 2/Yorkshire Regt.
[2/West Yorkshire Regt. (sic)]. * 1907
Connally (sic)John 5th Durham Howitzer Battery
R.F.A. (Territorial) 1908
Connor, J. D.L.I. 1913
Conway, P. 27/N.F. (Tyneside Irish) [27/120].
Corbett, R. 1st/6th N.F. (Territorial) 1905
Cosgrove, S. R.N.V.R. 1900
Cox, W. 4/West Yorkshire Regt.
Coyne, J East Yorkshire Regt. 1889
Coyne, M. 2/N.F. 1908
Coyne, P. R.F.A. 1895
Craig, H. 2/D.L.I.
Creegan, John N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Creegan, Patrick N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Creegan, Peter N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Creegan, Thomas N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Curran, J. H.M.S. Hood.
Devine, Michael [1/Cameronians (Scottish Rifles]) *
Diamond, J. 1st/5th D.L.I. (Territorial) 1908
Diamond, J. N.F. (Tyneside Irish) 1898
Diamond, Patrick 11/N.F. * 1907
Dockerty, David R.E. 1897
Dockerty, J. Benbow Bn. R.N.D. 1898
Donnelly, James 11th R.F.A (sic) 1908
Donnelly, J. N.F. (Tyneside Irish) 1903
Donnelly, Joseph N.F. (Tyneside Irish) 1898
Donnelly, P. N.F. (Tyneside Irish) 1907
Donnelly, T. N.F. (Tyneside Irish) 1907
Doonan, J.L. Irish Guards 1898
Dowd, J. R.F.A. 1896
Dowd, J. 4th Durham Howitzer Battery RFA.
(Territorial) 1908
Dowd, P. 26/N.F. (sic) (Tyneside Irish)
Duffy, F. 1st R.F.A. (sic) 1913
Duffy, Martin 2/N.F. * 1907
Duffy, Patrick [2/] King’s Own Scottish Borderers * 1905
Duffy, T. 2/D.L.I. 1908
Duffy, T. Royal Army Medical Corps 1904
Duggan, A. 4/West Yorkshire Regt. 1910
Duggan, Harry 11/N.F. 1911
Dunning, J. 1st/5th D.L.I. (Territorial)
Edgar, Robert 11/West Yorkshire Regt 1910
Eglington, J. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial)
Eglington, M. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1908
Eglington, W. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1910
Finlay, J. N.F.
Flannigan, James 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1911
Flannigan, John 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1909
Flannigan, W. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1900
Flynn, G. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial)
Flynn, Peter 2/West Yorkshire Regt. 1897
Flynn, W. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1911
Foley, James 1/King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry * 1890
Foley, T. 3/West Yorkshire Regt. 1895
Ford, John 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1911
Forshaw, J. 3/D.L.I.
Foster, John 4/Highland Light Infantry.
Freel, J. R.E. 1900
Freeman, N. 2/N.F. +
Fynan, J. 1st R.F.A. (sic) 1907
Gallagher, James 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1890
Gallagher, M. N.F. 1912
Gannon, J. Coldstream Guards 1889
George, Henry H.M.S Victory 1895
George, William Portsmouth Bn. R.M.L.I.
[Naval Marines (sic)] 1904
Gibling, John 105th Battery R.F.A. * 1907
Gillespie, Henry 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1910
Gilroy, A. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1909
Gilroy, R. 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1908
Haggerty, A. 24/N.F. (sic) (Tyneside Irish)
Haggerty, P. H.M.S. Lion.
Hall, S. 26/N.F. (sic) (Tyneside Irish)
Hall, T. 1/N.F. 1906
Hall, W. R.E. 1895
Hannon, C. Royal Naval Division. 1909
Harkins, John 1/Leinster Regt.
[2/Leinster Regt. (sic)] * 1883
Harkins, P. 4/D.L.I. 1909
Higgins, D. 2nd R.F.A. (sic) 1902
Higgins, D. 2nd F.R.A. (sic) 1903
Holleywood (sic) J. 1st/9th D.L.I. (Territorial)
Hopper (sic) 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial)
Inglis, J. N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[30/N.F. – ‘C’ Company (355) (?)].
Inglis, T. 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1905
Jones, J. 16/N.F. (‘Commercials’) 1907
Jones, R. 16/N.F. (‘Commercials’) 1893
Joyce, J. 1st/6th N.F. (Territorial) 1904
Joyce, J. 25/N.F. (sic) (Tyneside Irish) 1909
Kane, Patrick R.E. [1st/3rd Durham Field Company
R.E. (Territorial)] 1898
Keenan, W. Private. 19/N.F.
(2nd Tyneside Pioneers)
Keenan (sic) N.F. (Tyneside Scottish)
Keith, F.P. Royal Naval Division 1906
Keith, T. H.M.S. Hawke 1908
Kelly, A. 1st R.F.A. (sic) 1914
Kelly, C. West Yorkshire Regt.
Kelly, F. 2nd R.F.A. (sic) 1909
Kelly, J. 5/West Yorkshire Regt. (sic) 1905
Kelly, Patrick R.F.A. 1907
Kelly, Peter R.F.A.
Kennon (sic), H. N.F. (Tyneside Scottish) 1904
Kenny, P. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1909
Knowles, J. Royal Naval Division 1906
Lacey, P. 13/N.F. 1897
Laffey, M. 8/N.F.
Lagan, P. 5/West Yorkshire Regt. (sic) 1902
Laverty, A. 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1907 (?)
Lennon, A. R.F.A. 1908
Lennon, D. 3/Coldstream Guards 1899
Lennon, J. 3rd R.M. (sic) 1887
Lennon, W. 2/East Yorkshire Regt. 1908
Livingstone, A. Tyneside Scottish.
Livingstone, G. East Yorkshire Regt.
Lynch, J. 1/D.L.I. 1907
Mackey, Henry 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1906
Mackey, James 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1899
Main, W. ‘A’ Company, 25/N.F.
(Tyneside Irish) [25/400].
Mannion [Manion (sic)], John. 4/D.L.I. (sic) [2/D.L.I.].
Mannion [Manion (sic)], M. R.F.A. 1907
Mather, J. D.L.I.
McBarron, G. 1st R.F.A. (sic) 1908
McBarron, John 2/West Yorkshire Regt.
McCabe, E. N.F. (Tyneside Scottish)
McCabe, J. N.F. 1912
McCabe, P. N.F.
McCall (sic) 7th R.F.A. (sic)
McCall, S. King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry + 1906
McCallum, A. R.F.A.
McCardle (sic), E. 1/D.L.I. 1892
McCarthy, James 1/East Yorkshire Regt. 1906
McCoy, H. 2/D.L.I.
McCoy, J. 2/Coldstream Guards 1872 (sic)
McDonald, Albert N.F. 1912
McDonald, J. H.M.S. Endywin (sic) 1905 (or 1903)
McElwee (sic) 9/N.F. 1910
McElwee, A. 4/D.L.I. 1899
McElwee, A. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1900
McElwee, P. N.F. 1909
McFadyen, Joseph 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1910
McGeary, A. 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1896
McGeary, J. King’s Royal Rifle Corps.
McGeary, M. N.F.
McGonnell, J. 4/D.L.I. 1910
McGowan, J. 2/N.F. 1901
McHugh, A. R.E. 1908
McHugh, B. N.F. 1911
McHugh, J. R.F.A. 1886
McHugh, J. 4th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1898 (or 1893)
McHugh, M. 18th Hussars.
McIntyre, J. R.E.
McKenna, Charles ‘D’ Company, 25/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[25/1160].
McKenna, E. R.F.A. 1895
McKenna, H. 15/D.L.I. 189(-) (?)
McKenney, M. H.M.S. Andes 1911
McMahon, J. 2/N.F.
McNulty, T. King’s Own Scottish Borderers.
McQuade, Thomas Michael R.F.A. [‘D’ Battery,
47th Brigade R.F.A.]
Mirren, M. N.F. (Tyneside Irish) (sic)
Monaghan, H. 1/West Yorkshire Regt. 1909
Monaghan, S. 3/West Yorkshire Regt. 1905
Mulholland, J. R.F.A. 1895
Murray, J. 4/D.L.I. 1898
Murray, John 1/D.L.I. 1893
Murray, Joseph 1/West Yorkshire Regt.
Murray, P. 3/D.L.I. 1893
Murray, William 2/N.F.
Newman, D. 3/West Yorkshire Regt. 1910
Newman, J.W. 9th Field Ambulance, Royal Army
Medical Corps 1904
Nolan, J. N.F. 1908
Nolan, T. D.L.I. 1912
Nolan, W.M. ‘B’ Company, 26/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[26/511].
Nutley, Thomas [J. (sic)] [2/] Royal Irish Rifles *
O’Brien, Alexander [1/] West Yorkshire Regt. * 1910
O’Brien, M. H.M.S. King Edward 1900
Ord, J. R.N.V.R. 1910
Oughton, J. 10/D.L.I. 1896
Parkinson, James R.E. 1911
Parkinson, William R.E. 1906
Pope, F. 1st/5th N.F. (Territorial) 1910
Pope, J. 2/West Yorkshire Regt. 1906
Pope, Peter R.E. 1903
Pope, Peter R.E. 1905
Power [Powers (sic)], Thomas. 21st Bn. M.G.C. and ‘D’
Company, 25/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[25/541] * 1899
Purcell, James ‘B’ Company, 25/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[25/516]. *
Purcell, John ‘B’ Company, 25/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[25/1413] and 8/N.F. *
Quinn, A. H.M.S. Edgar 1908
Quinn, Charles ‘D’ Company, 25/N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
[25/1228] 1909
Quinn, J. 4/West Yorkshire Regt. 1910
Reavey, J. 2/West Yorkshire Regt. * 1911
Reynolds, J. 1st R.E. (sic) 1911
Robinson, T. R.F.A. 1914
Rooney, T. Royal Naval Division 1897
Scullion (sic) R.E. 1909
Scullion, J. H.M.S. Active 1905
Scullion, J. H.M.S. Implacable 1908
Scullion, W. 7/East Yorkshire Regt. 1908
Scott (sic) H.M.S. Falmouth 1906
Shanley, A. Officers’ Training Corps.
Shanley, H. Public School Battalion (sic) 1906
Shanley, H. R.E. 1902
Shannon, C. H.M.S. Assistance 1896
Sharpe, J. H.M.S. Duke of Albany 1905
Shields (sic) N.F. 1909
Short, T. 9th R.F.A. (sic) 1909
Smith, E. Army Service Corps 1898
Smith, E. Transport Work 1908
Smith, Edward Boy Artificer 1908
Smith, Edward H.M.S. Royal Arthur 1908
Smith, J. N.F. 1905
Smith, Lawrence R.N. Torpedo Boat 22
Smith, M. Royal Naval Division 1906
Smith, P. 16/N.F. (‘Commercials’)
Smith, R. R.E.
Smith, William R.N. Mine-Sweeping
Soppit, Edward R.F.A. 1912
Sullivan, J. 3/West Yorkshire Regt. * 1907
Sutton, Edward 2/D.L.I.
Sutton, Edward N.F.
Sutton, James 2/D.L.I.
Sutton, James 2/Border Regt.
Sutton, R. 10/D.L.I. 1907
Sutton, T. 9th R.F.A. (sic) 1901
Sweeney, Michael N.F. 1906
Taggart, D. Company Quartermaster Sgt. ‘D’ Company,
26/N.F. (Tyneside Irish) [26/674].
Taggart, Thomas R.F.A. 1908
Thornton, M. 2/D.L.I. 1904
Tinney. Charles R.F.A.
Trainer, E. N.F. (Tyneside Irish)
Trainer, P. 5th R.E. (sic) 1905
Trainer, Peter 5th R.E. (sic) 1911
Trotter, Alexander 2/King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry.
Tuttle, J. 1st/9th D.L.I. (Territorial) 1906
Wallace, M. R.F.A. 1880 (sic)
Wallace, M. 1st/5th D.L.I. (Territorial) 1892
Ward, Hugh 2nd Dragoon Guards 1905
Waters, James 9/Royal Scots. [1st/5th N.F. (sic)
(Territorial)] * 1911
Waters, Thomas 2/West Yorkshire Regt. 1909
Welsh, James 4th (Queen’s Own) Hussars * 1897
Welsh, M. 6/East Yorkshire Regt. 1908
Welsh, T. Royal Naval Division 1907
White (sic) Corporal 4/Coldstream Guards.
White (sic) Sergeant-Major 4/N.F.
White, A. 5th Durham Howitzer Battery R.F.A.
(Territorial) 1909
White, E. 3/West Yorkshire Regt. 1911
White, J. H.M.S. Lion.
White, John 2/Royal Welch Fusiliers 1912
White, M. 16/N.F. (‘Commercials’)
Wood, P. H.M.S. Marlborough. 1909
Assistant Masters of Staff of St. Aloysius’ School:
J. Aspinall.
J. Potter.
W. White.
Killed in Action * Prisoner of War +
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[This list of 278 men’s names (275 ‘Old Boys’ of St. Aloysius’ and three Assistant Masters) was published in two editions of the ‘Jarrow Express’. Twenty-seven of these men were either killed in action or died of wounds. The Friday 13 August 1915 edition was arranged with one name on each line in roughly alphabetical order. The Friday 8 October 1915 supplementary list of names was not arranged alphabetically. The names have been listed in alphabetical order here to make the list easier to research.]
(The JHA number is the unique reference to James Hoy Archives)
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Private Thomas Cahill, D.L.I. (Depot), 1 January 1919, aged 24.
(JHA3470)
Private Joseph Caulfield, 9/N.F., 1 October 1915, aged 19.
(JHA2650)
Private Richard Clough, 2/Yorkshire Regt., 24 March 1915, age unknown.
(JHA1798)
Private Michael Devine, 1/Cameronians, 29 October 1914, age unknown.
(JHA1805)
Private James Diamond, 2/Irish Guards, 27 November 1917, age unknown. (JHA1355)
Private Patrick Diamond, 11/N.F., 10 December 1915, age unknown.
(JHA2654)
Private Martin Duffy, 2/N.F., 8 May 1915, age unknown. (JHA2656)
Private Patrick Duffy, 2/King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 5 August 1916, age unknown.
(JHA2094)
Private James Foley, 1/King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1 October 1915, age
unknown. (JHA2937)
Private William George, Portsmouth Bn. R.N.D., 2 May 1915, aged 25.
(JHA4443)
Driver John Gibling, 48th Trench Mortar Battery R.F.A., 20 August 1918,
aged 25. (JHA2523)
Lance-Corporal John Harkins, 1/Leinster Regt., 24 May 1920, aged 44.
(JHA3474)
Acting Corporal Patrick Kane, 1st/3rd Field Company R.E. (T), 18 October 1916,
aged 36. (JHA1856)
Private John Mannion, 2/D.L.I., 11 August 1916, aged 24. (JHA217)
Private John McBarron, 2/West Yorkshire Regt., 6 April 1915, age unknown. (JHA3528)
Private James McCarthy, 1/East Yorkshire Regt., 4 May 1916, aged 26.
(JHA2209)
Gunner Thomas Michael McQuade, ‘D’ Battery 47th Brigade R.F.A., 1 June 1918, aged 22.
(JHA1600)
Rifleman Thomas Nutley, 2/Royal Irish Rifles, 4 May 1915, aged 33. (JHA3121)
Private Alexander O’Brien, 1/West Yorkshire Regt., 12 October 1916, aged 25. (JHA377)
Lance-Corporal Thomas Power, 21st Bn. M.G.C., 19 October 1918, age unknown. (JHA648)
Private James Purcell, ‘B’ Company 25/NF. (Tyneside Irish),
1 July 1916, aged 25. (JHA4445)
Private John Purcell, 8/N.F., 4 October 1917, aged 22. (JHA4446)
Private J. Reavey, 2/West Yorkshire Regt., 15 June 1915, age unknown.
(JHA4444)
J. Sullivan, 3/West Yorkshire Regt. [No further details known.]
Private Alexander Trotter, 2/King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 7 April 1915,
aged 27. (JHA2706)
Private James Waters, 9/Royal Scots, 4 June 1918, age unknown. (JHA1915)
Private James Welsh, 4th (Queen’s Own) Hussars, 24 May 1915, age unknown. (JHA1916)
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