Memorial Listings For "World War Two (1939-1945)"

Among the seventeen officers killed in the accident during Combined Operations near Warminster on April 13 was Lieut. John Christopher Hawks, R.A.M.C., whose home…

Reported missing through enemy action in Oct. 1942, together with his adopted son, F. W. S. Hawtayne, B.Sc., A.K.C., A.M.I.C.E. Superintending Civil Engineer on…

Temp. Surg. Lieut. Francis Mason Hayes, R.N.V.R. is included in “ missing presumed killed” in an Admiralty Casualty List published on Nov. 14. He was born on Sept.…

Hayward – On May 19, 1941, suddenly at Guiting Grange, Captain Frank Robert Oliver R.A.M.C.. Funeral Sunday 2pm Chelmsford. The Times 22 May 1941

Lieutenant Archibald Edgar Hill was elected a member of the British Medical Association in 1926, and was president of Griqualand West Brach in 1934. (Griqualand…

War substantive Captain Ernest John Frank Hinde who was announced as “ missing at sea” in the journal of November 1 and who is now reported to have died at sea in…

Aubrey Davies Hodges, Colonial Medical Service (late Major W.A.A.M.C.). Captain B. B. Waddy R.A.M.C. writes “ A great number of people will have heard of Aubrey…

Holroyde – In April 1941 at Bromley, Kent, Mary Charlotte (née Cahusac), widow of the Rev. Elkanah Holroyde, M.A. of The Rectory, St. Paul’s Cray, Kent, in her 80th…

Officially reported died of wounds: Captain Reidar Scott Holtan R.A.M.C. British Medical Journal 24 Feb. 1945

Temp. Surg. Lieut. Jack Bloor Houghton, R.N.V.R., is included as "missing, presumed killed," in an Admiralty Casualty List published on March 13. He was born on…