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Record of Service 1914-18 Boys School
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N12.06
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NEWBROUGH
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NY 868681
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Newbrough Boys' School.
Which war
1914-18
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Booklet approx. 7½ inches high x 5 inches wide. It lists the names by the year is which they left the school. The preface written by the Headmaster indicates they feels some names may have been omitted.
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Newbrough Boys’ School.
A Record / of / Names and Service / in the / Great War / 1914-1919.
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Record of Service 1914-18 Boys School (N12.06)
NEWBROUGH Boys' School.
Title page
Newbrough Boys’ School.
A Record
of
Names and Service
in the
Great War
1914-1919.
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Introduction
Newbrough Boys’ School
Easter 1920
It has been impossible to gather a complete list
of Old Boys who served in the War; but suffi-
cient evidence is forthcoming that this school’s
register has supplied a fair share of names to the
Roll of Honour. Sincere sympathy is extended to
the parents who for their country’s sake have had
to bear the loss of a dear son.
With the hope that this list will be of interest
and use, and that any omissions may be excused,
I ask acceptance of this tribute to the Old Boys of
Newbrough School.
W.T. Butland
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Page 1
War Record Of Individual Scholars
Arranged according to the years of
leaving school.
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H.S. Home Service
W.F. Western Front.
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1887
Waugh, Robert Company Qr.Mr.Sergt. 4th N.F.
H.S.
1888
Bell, John Henry Private, 1st Sherwood Foresters
W.F. Killed in action 6-5-15
Hindmarsh, Edward Lance Corporal, 21st K.R.R.
H.S.
Allen, Henry A. 15th Reinforcements, Auckland
Battalion, N.Z.
W.F. Killed in action 21.2.17
1890
Charlton, M.S. Company-Sergt.-Major, 4th N.F.,
and Tyneside Scottish
W.F. Passchendaele, the Hindenburg Line,
Croiselle, etc. Gassed Aveluy Wood 9.4.18
Waugh, John Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. 2nd Battle of Ypres.
Wounded, Armentieres, 10-8-15
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Page 2
1892
Charlton, Robert Private, 8th Lincs., Labour Batt.
W.F.
Wilson, Thomas. Private, 25th N.F.
W.F. Killed in action, 3-9-17
Buried in Hargicourt Cemetery, near Peronne.
1893
Johnson, James Private, 2nd Tyneside Scottish
W.F. Wounded, Somme, 1-7-16
1894
Johnson, Matthew J. Private, K.O.S.B.
W.F. Killed in action, October, 1918
1895
Dagg, John Sapper, Inland Waterways & Docks, R.E.
H.S. Sandwich
1896
Smith, John W. Private R.A.M.C.
W.F. and the Rhine (Cologne)
Nattrass, Ralph W. Signaller, 5th D.L.I.
W.F. Taken prisoner 27-5-18
Died at Darcy, 23-9-18
1897
Elliott, Robert Sapper, Northumbrian R.E.
W.F. Loos. Egypt. Salonika.
Missing at Cubuluk Bridge in Macedonia 2-11-16
Buried there
Brown, Matthew Lce.Corpl., Military Police
Canadians, Machine Gun Section
W.F. Aubin. St.Vasst. Etaples.
Brown, John Private, 4th D.L.I.
H.S. Seaham Harbour.
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Page 3
1898
Waugh, Joseph 2nd Corporal R.E.
W.F. Dunkerque. Bergues.
Smith, George Private R.A.M.C.
W.F. and the Rhine (Cologne)
1899
Blackburn, John J. Private, 159th Depot Brigade
Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.A.
Cleminson, Robert Trooper, N.H.I.Y. and 9th N.F.
W.F. Wounded Ypres, 11-4-18
Robley, Wm.R. Lance-Corporal R.E.
Railway Transportation Section. W.F.
Charlton, John W. Company Sergt.Major, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded on three occasions.
Three medals.
Smith, Thompson Corporal, 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders
W.F. Vimy. Lens, etc.
Buried and wounded in mine explosion 28-6-1917
Cousin, Joseph. Private N.F.
W.F. Wounded 9-4-17
Jacques, John Private, 4th N.F.
W.F.
1900
Hulse, Henry Driver, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
Dublin
McCready, John J. Private, 21st N.F.
W.F. Killed in action.
1901
Brown, Thomas Private, R.A.M.C.
W.F. Metz. Somme. Gassed in March 1918
Barker, George. Private, 11th Lincolns.
H.S.
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Page 4
Robley, Thomas Corporal, 4th N.F.
W.F.
Pattison, Edward J. Lance-Corporal, Canadian
Overseas Construction Corps
W.F. Somme.
Blackburn, Hugh Shoeing Smith, R.A.S.C.
W.F.
Forster, Walter Lieut. And Quartermaster, D.L.I.
W.F. Somme Vermelles La Basse Armentieres
Passchendaele
Seriously hurt in a collision at Chalnes.
Elliott, William Sergeant, Canadian Engineers,
W.F. Somme Vimy Ridge Passchendaele
Pringle, James Lieutenant, 14th N.F.
W.F. Wounded 22.8.17
Demobilisation Officer for Manchester Regt.
1902
Parker, Joseph Private, South Wales Borderers
W.F. Wounded, Kimmel Hill, 21-8-18
Cresswell, J.J. 1st Air Mechanic, R.A.F.
School of Technical Training, Halton Camp
Charlton, Nevison Bandsman, 4th N.F.
H.S.
Smith, Joseph H. Corporal, Yorks and Lancs.
W.F. and the Rhine. Wounded Highwood 15.9.16
1903
Scott, Charles Shoeing Smith, R.F.A.
W.F. Gassed.
Lowes, Matthew H. Sergeant, 4th N.F.
W.F. Ypres. Peronne.
Died in France of pneumonia.
Thorburn, William Private, K.O.Y.L.I.
W.F. Wounded 11.5.17.
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Page 5
Brown, Matthew Private, R.A.S.C. (Supply)
Newcastle
Watson, Baynes Corporal, Remount Service.
Ripon
Elliott, Roger T. Private, 3rd N.F.
H.S.
Smith, Robert Private, Lewis Gun Section, 15th D.L.I.
W.F. Killed at Warlencourt, 7-10-18
Bell, Joseph Bandsman, 8th Yorks and Lancs.
Italy Fiume
Charlton, Robert W. Signaller, R.G.A.
W.F. Gassed 9-10-18
Hunter, George Private, K.O.Y.L.I.
W.F. Wounded in right arm.
Hunter, John W. Corporal, 9th P.W. Yorks.Regt.
W.F. Gassed in 1916
1904
Elliott, James Lance-Corporal, 1st Northamptons.
W.F. Passchendaele and Givenchy.
Wounded 19-4-18
Mews, John W. Private, Tyneside Scottish
W.F. Wounded 21-3-18
Reported dead a few days later.
Cousin, Thomas Private, T.R. Batt., R.A.M.C.
H.S.
Hodgson, Frank Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded 15-9-16. Died two days later.
Charlton, Louis. Leading Seaman, Howe Batt., R.N.D.
Egypt. Dardanelles. Greece. France.
Wounded Dardanelles 6-6-15 Killed in France 29-8-16
Smith, Thomas. Private, East Yorks.
W.F.
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Page 6
1905
Tiffin, Norman Lance-Corpl. 6th H.L.I. (Glasgow
Highlanders).
W.F. Wounded 25-9-17, 14-4-18 and 25-12-18
Cleminson, John Trooper, N.H.I.Y.
W.F. Killed in action at St. Quentin, 22-3-18
Hodgson, Joseph Private, 4th N.F. and 1st Royal Berks.
W.F. Wounded 9-9-18
Tiffin, Fred. Private, 6th N.F.
W.F. Killed in action 11-4-18
1906
Robson, Thomas B. Guardsman, Grenadier Guards
Tower of London.
Smith, Edward Private, R.A.M.C.
H.S.
Wharton, William Private, R.A.S.C (M.T.)
Salonika and Egypt.
Heslop, William Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Killed in action in the Ypres Sector 29-5-15
Butland, W.T. Corporal, 91st Field Company, R.E.
W.F. Hill 70, near Loos. Reported wounded
and missing 25-9-1915. Presumed killed same date.
Brown, Arthur Private, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
W.F.
1907
Smith, John E. Sergeant, 14th N.F.
W.F. Accidentally killed while prisoner of war at
Amifontaine in June 1919
Elliott, Ernest Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Several engagements. Died of pneumonia
after demobilization.
Robley, Edward Private, 11th N.F.
W.F. and Italy.
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Page 7
Stevenson, John
W.F. (?) Killed in action.
Mews, Robert Private, 4th Yorks
H.S. Hornsea.
Brown, William Sergeant, 4th N.F.
W.F.
Heslop, John Tom Private, 4th N.F. attached to
103rd L.T.M.B.
W.F. Wounded, 2nd Ypres, 20-4-15. Somme 23-9-16
Arras, 24-12-17
Winchester, George Pioneer, R.E.
W.F. Wounded at Nieuport and Landres.
Milburn, Sidney T. Driver, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
W.F. Wounded Gauzeaucourt, 19-9-18
Dargue, Joseph Sergeant, 4th N.F. and Y.L.I.
W.F. Ypres. Wounded July 1915, Nov. 1916
1908
Elliott, John Henry Corporal, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded 2nd Ypres, 26-4-15
Pearson, S. Haswell Corporal, R.A.F. Mechanic Instructor
Halton Aerodrome.
Pearson, Fenwick Lance-Corporal, Army Cyclist Corps
W.F. and the Rhine.
Arkle, Wm.C. Private, 19th N.F.
W.F. Lacerated wound in forehead, February 1918
Thorburn, Thomas Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Prisoner of war in Germany 8 months.
Smith, Joseph W. Private, Coldstream Guards
W.F. Wounded, Cambrai 31-11-17.
Blackburn, Peter Sapper, R.E.
W.F.
Lowes, Edwin John Private, Northern Cyclist Corps
W.F. Wounded at Passchendaele.
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Robley, Nevison Sergeant, M.G.C.
W.F. Wounded and gassed. Awarded Military Medal.
Benson, James Private, D.L.I.
H.S.
1909
Bell, George Rigg Private, 1st Garrison Battalion.
South Staffordshire.
India – Bombay
Short, Wilfrid Gunner, V22, H.T.M.B., R.G.A.
W.F. Passchendaele Arras Gassed at Ypres.
Allcorn, John Corporal, T.M.B., R.F.A.
H.S. and W.F. Wounded at Locre 22-8-18
Stephenson, Thomas
Charlton, Arthur Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded Somme 15-9-17 Killed in
action 12-12-17
Bell, Thomas W. Private, 13th N.F. and R.A.M.C.
W.F. Somme.
Brown, Joseph Private, Sherwood Foresters
Ireland and France. Wounded Somme 12-10-16
Cleminson, Thomas Trooper, N.H.I.Y. and 6th N.F.
W.F. Wounded Arras 15-4-17
Wright, Thomas A. Sergeant, R.A.O.C.
Mesopotamia and India
Scott, Tom. Corporal, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded in arm and legs 7-11-18
Hodgson, Thomas Private, 9th N.F.
W.F. Wounded 26-4-17 and 24-9-18
Nicholson, Edwin Lance-Corporal 4th Reserves N.F.
H.S.
1910
Chandler, George Private, 4th N.F.
W.F. Wounded at Highwood (Somme) 15-9.16
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Page 9
Shield, John Canadians
W.F.
Shield, Joseph Canadians
W.F. Killed in action.
Peart, Thomas R. Private, Royal Warwicks.
W.F. Killed in action at Valenciennes 24-10-18
Carruthers, Edgar C. Sergeant, 4th N.F.
H.S.
Miller, Lionel Private, N.F. and M.G.C., R.E.
W.F. Somme and Lens.
1911
Harrison, Ernest Corporal, 4th N.F. P. and B.T.
Instructor
W.F. Lyrs, Cronne Hill. Wounded in head, neck, and
left side, 27-5-18 at the Aisne.
Pearson, Cecil Canadians
W.F.
Robley, Edward Private, Royal Fusiliers
W.F. Prisoner of war in Germany.
Thompson, Thomas Drummer, 4th N.F.
W.F.
Smith, Fred Corporal, Grenadier Guards
H.S. Chelsea.
Johnson, Forster Private, K.O.Y.L.I.
W.F. Died of wounds at 3rd Australian Clearing
Station 10-10-17
Thorburn, Frank Private, West Riding Regiment
W.F. Killed at Valenciennes 24-10-18
Butland, Robert E. Corporal R.A.S.C (M.T.)
Dublin.
Lowes, George R. Private, Lancashire Fusiliers
W.F. The big push. Prisoner in Germany for 8months.
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Page 10
1912
Wharton, Edward Private, R.A.S.C (M.T.)
H.S. London, Southampton, &c.
Elliott, Gladstone Private, 1st Battalion Northamptons
W.F. Wounded Passchendaele 23-11-17
Died next day.
Nicholson, Nicholas W. Private, M.G.C.
W.F. Reported missing 13-4-18. Presumed killed.
Wood, Fred. Private, M.G.C.
W.F. Cambrai. Valenciennes.
Watson, Gill. Cadet, R.A.F.
H.S. Shorncliffe.
Pearson, Wilfrid Canadians
Milburn, Arthur. Corporal, Lincs Yeomanry and
Lincs. Infantry
W.F. and Germany. Cambrai, the Hindenburg Line,etc.
1913
Thorburn, Andrew Private, 5th D.L.I.
H.S.
Peart, Norman Private, 9th D.L.I.
W.F. Wounded, Marne, 21-7-18
Miller, George Private, 10th N.F.
Italy. The big push on the River Drave.
Rutherford, Robert W. Private, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
Egypt.
Rutter, John Private, R.A.S.C. (M.T.)
H.S.
Bell, John Martin Private, 17th M.G.C.
W.F.
1914
Hetherington, John W. Sergeant-Pilot, R.F.C. and R.A.F.
H.S. Farnborough, &c.
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Page 11
Let us not forget that if Honour be for
the dead, Gratitude can only be for the
living.
Ruskin.
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